It's seriously underpriced for what you can get out of it.3) Go to www.biggerpockets.com/starthere and peruse and click and read until you've exhausted yourself.Good luck to you!

Bathrooms need an exhaust fan or window- but different inspectors will tell you different things.

Once again you are thinking about Houston.Dallas is a lot less humid than where I grew up in central Illinois, and its a low less humid than say Chicago or Stl.All of that not withstanding, I think all of this comes down to where can Amazon get the most money/incentives and still be able to set up shop. 

The contractor's board will only interfere if you have made or exhausted all your efforts to resolve the issue, if you haven't tried to exhaust all efforts, you will simply get pissed because they will tell you to.

If the purchase price is right today and rents offset the loan, repairs, and tenant turnover, then you can probably withstand a market correction and the loan will be that much closer to being paid off.

Can you withstand rents going down 20%?

They would have to exhaust their options, provide documentation about unemplyment and how they are looking for a new job - I'll definitely work with them and see if we can find a flexible and temporary solution, like half rent. 

I have definitely not run your numbers through the exhaustive spreadsheets that you have access to as a Pro member, but a really rough rule of thumb (I might get my hand slapped for this) that many investors I work with as a realtor in my area use is that you should gross monthly 1% of your purchase price.

So, I would exhaust HELOC first, before using my own funds.

Also please be aware that all of these people’s options have been exhausted and their rights to fight the process, fully understood.