Often times there will be one or two brokers in your specific area of interest that will specialize in foreclosures.

If so, there are accountants on this site that specialize in real estate taxation. 

There are some that manage city wide, but I have found the better ones seems to specialize in more specific areas.

I do not know a lawyer that specializes in any of this type of business.

On a non-resident return, you carve out what amount of your total income is attributed to that state.

Congratulations on this flip, specially during such uncertain times.

Remember there are some people that specialize in this type of complication so if you end up trying to figure it out, the better you can understand what you are getting into, the "safer" it will be.

Or, would you all attribute that more to a general influx of people to the Houston area along with the mortgage rate being advantageous for those with saved capital?

Im not sure if now it’s a good time to buy or maybe I should wait, specially with this whole Covid-19 going on.

@Bob CarrollYes, leveraged income to an IRA generates UDFI (Unrelated Debt-Financed Income) that will produce a need to file form 990-T and pay UBIT (Unrelated Business Income Tax).Look for a CPA who specializes in tax-exempt and non-profit entities.