When you buy an investment, you should have additional funds set aside to handle the renovations, bad tenants, long vacancies, and other problems that will pop up.

They use a program on a tablet that walks them through what to look at and what to photograph. 

Any investors in the Houston area with experience in building an addition for a home to increase square footage and add value?

While I'm not a legal professional, here are some general considerations that might help guide your decision:If there are any legal problems pertaining to the property, an LLC might offer an additional degree of protection for your personal assets.

Additionally they might want owner finance with some down for the business, building, or BOTH. 

In addition to being a college town, the business industry looks positive.

I am pretty confident that with $30k down on a $116,000 property, plus the buyer himself has good credit, that he is not going to walk away from this property.

Additionally, alternatives like real estate crowdfunding or investing in RE mutual funds offer diverse options.

What's your thought on addition?

Additionally, if there's a particular aspect of real estate you're eager to explore or learn more about, let me know, and I'll do my best to provide valuable insights.