Not the best purchase, but I cant find much else out there, and like I said, it is one of the cleanest houses Ive ever been to, and would instantly be the most coveted rental in my area.

There is a category for 'accessory building and uses' which has an ordinance of 'principle permitted use'. 

If you were buying where you live, you could possibly pursue FHA financing and live in the house while renting out rooms or find a property with a ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit) or MIL suite to live in while renting out the main house.Feel free to reach out if you ever have any questions or need advise as you define your investing strategy this year!

A metal roof is nearly coveted in Texas.

Accessory dwelling units on an owner-occupied premises also qualify under these rules. 

Go to county tax accessory website and find name of entity that owns property. 2.

My agent has me with Auto Owners, probably one of the most reasonable price, and they will still do cash value base instead of replacement cost, my typical 2-3 bed SFR in town insured for $60K is like $260/year with rental risk, the ones with wood burning accessories like fireplaces, and wood furnaces are $350/year. we have about a dozen with them right now, hope this helps. at some point State Farm wont cover you anymore anyway, they dont like rental risk, (i have a friend thats an agent with them) Account Closed I make many of my buying decisions based on political contribution, if you spend your money at a business that contributes to a PAC or organization, a portion of the profit from your sales goes to that cause.

You could also build an accessory structure like a garage and rent it out separately.

I am assuming you are talking about getting a  conventional loan that requires 20% down and asking a HML to help covet down payment .

So this is the first year that I think I might have a shot at reaching the coveted "RE professional" tax status.