Nearly a half dozen of my clients are looking for their next househack or MFH in DFW right now, so just a piece of advice....move quickly!

@Daniel Lozowy Mailers should work, but it is difficult to turn someone down quickly when you are face to face, eye to eye.

I have not personally used them yet, but Steadily has sponsored some of our podcasts and their website has some good information about various types that might be helpful to read through https://www.steadily.com/faq/landlord-insurance-guide I am sure we also have some insurance agents in the community as well that might chime in.

Hey Alex, this really depends on your strategy and what you're trying to accomplish.If you want to BRRRR and scale a portfolio quickly, your options are becoming limited.

Keep your goal and why you want to invest as a guide. 

If yes, and if you do not have much experience yourself, I would engage a local civil engineer to guide you through the initial planning phases even before you get to design & construction. 

Water is a bad thing if not addressed or cleaned up as quick as possible. 

I ran a quick Realtor.com search and found this recent multifamily sale in Ontario - https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/319-E-Park...If most properties are trading along this price range, you may want to run projections for future appreciation using conservative number.

Once that train starts moving, it is truly amazing how quickly it can accelerate.

I just took a quick look at homes for sale and for rent.