I would continue to learn.

But they will get a notice 1/2/18 of the lease, rents, ownership change letting them know that they will need to vacate by 2/1/18 or can continue to rent but at the new lease terms and rents. 

DFW continues to be a strong market for class B/C MF assets where rents are far more affordable for the continuing growth in population and jobs.

You'll have to decide if you'd rather risk not being able to afford the property purchase for another year or two because your investments got smacked, or if plain old banking is just too boring (or your regret level would be too high if you didn't invest and the markets continued to rise during that time - FOMO.)Best of Luck with Your Real Estate Investing!

Friends, family, even people I found from posting ads on CL have enabled me to continue to accumulate more properties...which are income streams.

Hold onto the property and continue renting?

Just like you shouldn't continue with closing if you discover a huge leak in the roof, you need to delay this closing until the tenant is out.

You also pay annual fees, attend continued education classes, etc.I would caution you however, that you should instead offer a different approach.

Smaller flips, time in and out in 1-2 months, will be more profitable over time and allow you to keep quality contractors continuously employed.Spending more on hiring more contractors will effect bottom line on one flip but enables you to do more flips in same time period increasing over all profits.

I personally like a mix and will probably continue to buy a mix of turnkey and non turnkey in the future.The turnkey provider I use also manages houses I don’t buy through them.