So here is my question should I jump on the 6 house and have a ROI quicker but larger debt, or be like the turtle slow and steady......

I want to land a job and have some income so I'm bankable, but it could be a couple years before I'm making steady income. which means a couple years of spending 2k a month on rent.

Slow and steady wins the race.

I have a steady W2 job and my wife and I are blessed to have respectable verifiable income.

@Quamal BurtonIf you are buying a property without any current tenants, like a vacant duplex, you won't be able to count the rent income towards getting a loan approval.To include the rent income, you typically would need 2 years or more of steady rent income on your tax returns.The other option is if you have signed leases and can find a lender willing to work with you in including the rent roll.If they do include the rent roll, they will only count 75% of it, assuming the other 25% is for expenses.

Cracks larger than 1/8" inch on concrete,  might be a concern, if they are opening with time (note temperature changes like winter vs summer will affect the opening of the crack, even if they are inside the house just because the expansion and contraction with temperature). 

The amount depends on the temperature, Texas summers can be brutal. 

When the single handle is not used, I suggest that you use a thermometer to measure the hot water temperature immediately after the hot water heater has stopped a heating cycle, by running the hot water at the nearest faucet.

Some malls can continue with a steady cash flow if there is an eighty percent capacity.

It's a fantastic area that has been growing at a steady clip for years.