You just have to have a 1,000,000 insurance policy, notify all "adjacent" properties, sign an affidavit, prove you own the place, designate a manager, pay for a permitIn my opinion, it's a great place to STR if you can navigate the regulation.

To make a long story short (this could be it's own separate post): I'm potentially buying an adjacent property to the current BRRRR that I'm working on. 

Its also close to shopping, schools, hospitals and DFW airport.

Rich from the airport.

Given that there are commercial properties on the street or adjacent and your subject property is currently zoned residential, you might consider requesting a Mixed Use commercial zoning so it could still be used for residential as well as commercial.  

It showed their land to be adjacent woods , agreeing with my plat..

I was just in NE the other day....Omaha's airport was not inspiring!

I am checking the zoning as there are some mixed use lots adjacent to this neighborhood.

If some or all are adjacent, then you have the benefit of doing a lot line adjustment later down the road for redevelopment.

So, yes, I would buy a land locked parcel after due diligence, if it looked like it wasn't worth the time and unknown, but estimated costs, I'd move to the next trick.You hit on it, get a contract and then approach every adjacent owner, one of them may very well buy it.....question is, for what use?