Repetitive strain injuries from typing so much have led me to realize that coding is a young (wo)man's game.  

@Russell Brazil- Cool, what ZIP code(s) are you primarily looking/buying in?

If the house is in the right zip code, on a quiet street, I go see the house and talk to the sellers.And I first act like a buyer, not a LEASE OPTION SEMINAR GRADUATE.I demonstrate all the seller's options IN PERSON.1.

Might want to look for any RE meetups in the CF/W area, also set up your alerts for all those cities/zip codes so you get an email whenever your area is mentioned in a forum post. 

Maybe you can initially move them into Room A knowing that they will move to room B once room B is done.The basement can only be included as a room if it meets fire code... i.e. has big enough windows for egress.  

Just as a tip, if you don't get some of the responses you're looking for from your post and if you ever think about upgrading your account, with a pro account (and maybe the plus as well, not sure), you can search and connect with others in the BP community based on location like zip code or by proximity to where you are.

In a BRRR strategy where you elect to hold property for 5 years, at a minimum, due to the new changes in the Federal tax code, can an S-Corp avoid built in gains taxes on properties held for a minimum of 5 years?

You can try the 19136, 19135 zip code areas.

The rules are strict and it's important to follow correctly.

If you want to wholesale to landlords, for example, you can ask an agent for all cash sales in a few zip codes (they look up sales with no mortgages) within a certain time-frame (6 months, etc.) and you an pick the hottest areas with most activity to start wholesaling in.