Making it more difficult is that the house is not registered as a rental, and in order to register it, we have to get an inspection, but we can’t get into the rooms to do the inspection because of the locks.

Depending on the appraiser they can have difficulty appraising a house + land.

Will it have any impact or create difficulties when converting the property to a rental down the road ? 

It is normal in Texas that you don't get the mineral rights, so that is probably not an issue.East Texas is mostly vertical wells, but technology does allow in the right situations now to drill something like 2 miles sideways, so if they ever drill under your land, you might not even see a rig, hear it, or know they're drilling under you.Easements can also be a normal part of transactions....utility easements for example are common.   

From a property management perspective, having the right tools and technology are essential. 

Hi everyone,I have a unique problem that I'm having difficulty coming up with creative solutions for.

If the internet is shaky or goes down and the Ring device does not record or alert on an event properly, or latency delays the alert of a person breaking a motion plane or person detection analytic and this person destroys property or hurts the tenant, you may be liable, as the person who is forcing the tenant to use Ring.I'm a security technology junky and it's been my career since 2007 working with hundreds of people and companies and selling millions of dollars in equipment every year.

Oracle Corp. plans to bring 8,500 jobs and a $1.2 billion investment to fast-growing Nashville, a deal Mayor John Cooper’s office announced Wednesday as unprecedented in the history of Tennessee economic development projects.Cooper’s office said the Austin, Texas-based computer technology company requested a public hearing for its economic impact plan with the Metro Industrial Development Board.

I'm guessing you are anticipating "difficulty trying to resell to an investor" because there's not enough money in the deal for a flipper to be interested?

Blockchain-inspired technology will be common in real estate investing before we know it.