I don't have any informational input unfortunately I'm very new myself but I was recently looking at a 8 plex near my area but decided not to stick with it due to the location and how it looked.

Big tiles go down fast but errors stick out like a sore thumb, as does less than flat floors or out-of-square walls.

If you stick with it long enough and stay consistent in you goals and show up everyday ready to work your butt off.

Over All: Decide on your goalHave 100% faith in your ability to accomplish your goalNo matter what do not give up on your goalCreate a mastermind group to help you stick to your goal and give you the knowledge to get thereContinue with relentless energy toward your goal

I will still stick to my "One house a year" buying strategy, but when an opportunity to not only help another investor get started and having the deal work out for all involved, I'm no longer a strictly buy and hold investor! 

Try to stick as close as you can to the budget, because unknowns are bound to happen and if you do come in below budget, it just increases your profit.Remember that your goal is to make a nice profit. 

You can't scope it and do the numbers, since the house is already yours, stick to the budget where you started, or simply reverse it and get a max budget.

That tells me they're blindly submitting offers just to see what sticks and aren't vested in buying the property, whether that is actually the case or not.

If I stick with Austin I will find a better property to invest in.

Or just stick with a good insurance policy