What kind of return do you think would make sense for you for flipping?

For example if you owned your previous home, had plenty of equity, worked out a forbearance or deferment arrangement with your current mortgage company, the mortgage on the new loan was less per month than renting in your area (common in Houston) and truly have a plan for exiting the old house, as in you have the means to repair it or the equity to be able to let it go as-is and not be upside down.Or you are well within a floodplain, so you have flood insurance and you'll have a payout, maybe you've flooded before, and and it's just time to move to higher ground.

Depending on what kind of ROI your looking for you may want to adjust your numbers on the maintenance and delinquency slightly higher to see if it still makes sense.

Any additional recommendations is appreciated, thank you kindly.

Without more specifics it's kind a hard to place an appropriate cap rate on the property

I operate as an agent in a relatively expensive area in CT and this is a common question I get a lot from people as they start the process of buying a house hack.My clients who have had the most success have identified areas they felt comfortable living FIRST and then found a property that fit their budget.  

From my experience (23 years), I will tell you that attorneys can be fed one of two ways. 1) appetizers or 2) five course meals.People see items such as operating agreements, contracts, etc, as a check the box kind of thing- "my bank requires an operating agreement so I will use my favorite attorney, Google, to obtain one".  

It is very common in France where the landlord can decide to give away 2.75% of the rent in exchange for rent payment in case the tenant stops paying.

He apologized and said that there were all kinds of issues with reporting to customers and that they are making major changes

This isn't that kind of house.