I’m in the process of converting one of the units into a short-term rental and could use some advice.I’m trying to figure out if it’s worth using a dynamic pricing tool to maximize revenue and whether I should invest in property management software to help manage bookings, communication, and other tasks.Any recommendations or insights from your experience would be greatly appreciated.

Aside from that, once I was to get it under contract for assignment, just looking for any potential roadblocks or anything like that just in case while I proceed with the process.

Any wholesaler who says huge cash flow will only get D- buyers.

It does not matter if you invest in Vegas or Florida the process will be the same.

It took 3 years, but,  I finally navigated the permitting process and now have all the permits I need to build 6 small cabins on a river in the mountains.

To my understanding, the deed should still be recorded before that as this happens as part of the recording process.

Quote from @Franky Na: Hi All,I am in the process of purchasing my first investment property in Texas.

Good luck- shoot me an IM if you'd like more info on my process..a little bit of background research and some phone calls can make your sq' price swing back a lot. 

During the due diligence process, did the buyer walk the property, unit by unit?

For the historic district, I would just make sure that you fully understand what requires approval and what that process looks like.