Highly desirable location, school district, is a "coveted location" by locals because most of the land is developed and it sits off an extremely accessible roadOur current rent: $2,500 + Utilities (the home could almost certainly rent for $3k).

However, after I finish analyzing a deal, what is the best way to double check my work to see if I worked my comps. properly?

Are you doing fix n flips, real estate development projects, or both?

SchaubHow to Make a Million Dollars in Real Estate – Brandon Turner The Millionaire Real Estate Investor – Gary KellerMaking Big Money Investing in Real Estate – David Finkel (Sandwich leases)Landlording on Autopilot – Mike ButlerHow to Manage Residential Properties Brandon Turner Book on Tax Strategies for the Savvy Real Estate Investor – Amanda HanSet for life – Scott TrenchE-Myth Revisted – Michael Gerber HOLD – Gary Keller The list is a culmination of self-development, business and Real Estate Investing books and I'd like to get a sense of which books on the list are more of a priority.

Definately get a proper inspection.

Looking for Real Estate Agents advice.I have a Lot in Mancelona, Michigan and I had been thinking to Develop it.

If you are not in Austin proper, you should not need to worry about STR rules of Austin. 

On 35805, I'd say that at least the areas between Lowe Mill and the 805 district campus, and the new development going up just down the road on governors, that small area has taken it from sketchy to cool. 

My mentors have let me know pricing the property properly and screening the tenants will be some keys to long term success so be thorough!

However, I guess I was speaking on the front end with business development.