You might not want a liquor store but it might fit the location.

And then I could change terms to fit my pricing.

There are a million options and it is which one fits you and are you most comfortable with.

Inventory is on the rise post COVID lockouts so you should see some nice fit in the market esp given historical low rates. 

What are the qualities you look for in a CPA to determine if they are the right fit for your rental portfolio and goals? 

I'm sure there would be investors interested if it fits their criteria and/or you're willing to give good terms.  

The biggest thing I can say is look at all the possible earning scenarios for the property and decide if it fits what you want and can afford.  

I have a contact there too if you need.I used to work mostly with first time buyers and used the TDHCA loan for most of them, used the credit union where there was a need for a higher dti or other underwriting issues that made it a better fit than the DPA programs.

I don't fit in a box I have done many things more than some, not as many as others, because of money and where I grew up.

I fitted one nicer house with stainless steel, but based on the way the tenants handle them (dirty, dented, etc), I’ve decided to go with nice clean (and less expensive) white appliances.