@Rick Petersen there's a lot to consider here.

Remember its usually a full month the house is in escrow after contracts are signed before you actually get paid.And Flipping is an active business so income tax & both you share & employer share of Soc Security & Medicare (often referred to as self employment tax)Unlike some I am not saying don't do it I have made a great living the last 3 yrs doing it but there is a lot to it.

I know RE is generally speculative and is even more dicey with a big grey cloud hanging over all of us, but we bought this lot to facilitate a growing family, but also allow us to build and rent out.

It is a lot to get your first won up and a lot of learnings. 

There is a lot to look at when it comes to land.

I thought, if I could do all that on my own, I can def do SFH & MF, etc. and actually get paid a lot to do this!  

This is my first rental so I have a lot to learn.  

I think $1 million+ is a lot to pay in the Dallas market, but I'd be willing to pursue this if it generates cash flow and could help set me up well for additional deals.

That's a lot to ask of a complete stranger!

Seems like a pretty small lot to try to build on