But here's the real low down - as much as I or anyone else on this forum knows about title, we aren't legal experts and if we were we don't have all the facts necessary to render an informed opinion.  

I think you might put yourself up to legal risk from the family once they find out they aren't getting the house and take you to court for them singing under duress or another circumstance where they were not of right mind. 

It may be worth relocating to another, less expensive city in Texas like Dallas or Houston (although prices there aren't "cheap" by any means).

If photos aren't an option, a quick reinspect on 4 point will likely do the trick.If your county was declared a state of emergency ahead of the storm, the bank will likely follow up to tell you what they require.  

Based on your cash flow you aren't in a position to pay down the principal aggressively.

I want to know the comps, the liquidity checks out, the experience is there, there aren't any lates on mortgages as of recently and the project makes sense. 

Why aren't they buying the property you are considering right now at a cheaper price?

The terms aren't as attractive, but sometimes you have to take what you can get.

There aren't many options in the str space to invest imo and i've been happy with TechVestor.

I'm a broker, so commissions aren't a factor, and there's no loan on the Georgia properties.What do you guys think?