I now have set my sights on SFHs that have basement living spaces.

But if rents are below market- I would maybe spend the first couple weeks sprucing any thing up a little bit around the park and then raise rents so that they don't feel totally blind sighted I've never seen a security deposit.

Lesson:  The importance of a good attorney, and the principle of equitable waiver. 

I'm fortunate to be able to travel to Lubbock on a regular basis, so I don't buy sight unseen. 

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Be careful buying property sight unseen and remotely.