The other thing to note, and o don’t remember each counties rules off the top of my head but in some counties you lose the ability to rent the adu if you move out & it’s not owner occupied.

One piece here is that yes you can potentially find buyers that will have a premium for successful track record + even furnishings, listings, review - but important to remember that there won't be a premium assessed by the lender in almost all situations if the buyer is using financing to acquire - their loan will be based on the pure real estate value even if they are paying more - just a tip to keep clarified so no surprises that can throw off deals

I remember a time back the folks at Bigger Pockets were promoting Josh Cantwell, Appearantly the guy has salesmanship but look up the details of what he offers and you will find he wants the best deals, a sure profit and at minimum 16% on his money, plus he gets you to do all of the leg work and contruction but he gets to select the deals and control all of the money. heheheh When Josh was just a young lad he was told that, "there is a sucker born every minute" then instructed to go out into the world and find them.

I am having issues with, I guess remembering is the best way to describe it, all of the details that need to be done in a flip. 

However, it's important to remember that simply finding a good deal isn't enough.

However right now I think in Dallas county if you have any type of government loan you need to give 30 day notice if I remember correctly. 

If you're flipping just remember to build a team you can trust and run your numbers for the worst case scenario.

We're now looking for another investment property...the market has shifted, interest rates are higher now, and there are many investors in our local market that have long ago snapped up the easy ones.Now, I'm continually listening to BP and other podcasts with the idea of figuring out how to create a good deal, instead of "finding" a good deal.Also, whether you're a real estate agent or an investor, remember that the market will change...the interest rates, rent rates, and who knows what else will change. 

I remember your previous post. 

You have the book knowledge started and a general idea, but you have to remember that the books are all a broad overview and not exactly how it will all work in real life because your finances, properties, living situation will all be different than other.What's your goal of leveraging your current property to get another one?