If you had a decent relationship with them and are worried about the things they could spread, I would at least make them pay that additional month and start advertising immediately.

From some additional research, it seems that Texas is a non-disclosure state, which could be the reason why there isn't that much information out there.

That being said, if you have 20 properties you want to see it might be nice to send them a gas card (broker permitting) in addition to their commission.

Additionally, many lenders have limited legal usage conditions for properties to qualify as second homes (particularly in coastal areas.)

Feel free to DM me if you have any additional questions. 

Hey Cody, I would not continue to expect the homes to appreciate as they have in the past, so I would definitely look in to trying to find something off-market, or by offering lower than listed on stale properties that have opportunity for some value add. It

As an investment property owner, I understand wanting to avoid any additional headaches that may come with potential water damage.

Something we are currently cautious of is since this would be our first tenant, we are taking on an additional amount of risk due to credit & background would be unknown.

Tokenized securities are governed by the SEC and their benefit will be the reduction in settlement friction and administrative costs. 

I thought it would be as simple as adding up all of my losses  from Schedule 1 - Additional income and adjustments to income line 5 over the past few years.