And even if it passes it will likely end up just being a yearly registration with a fee within the city more than it will be a physical inspection like it is in many of the suburbs.

RE is very illiquid, and even though I don't think TX/Austin RE would be greatly impacted, I think there is less risk in holding for a few months and following the timeline that you've set out for your family.As of now, planning to spend a few months in the city in an Airbnb, physically see different properties, feel out the city, and pull the trigger whenever something comes up. 

or the physical property?

PHYSICALPhase I - Historical & UPDATEDZoning Compliance Report - Parking, use, zoning, physical structure, City Compliance Letter.

Many CPAs are set up to help you virtually, so interviewing for knowledge base rather than physical location may be your best bet.

I was listening to an older podcast yesterday, and the individual commented on that he physically went to see 30 some properties before he got one that worked for him.

There is no physical change to the home it needs to have a HOA with proper documentation.

@Shiloh Lundahl Do you have a physical office location that you run your Real estate business out of?

My advice….it is easier to manage when you’re their physically.

She made it clear that she didn't care what happened to the condo as long as she was able to stay in it as long as she was physically able, but she also wanted the farm to go back to the family.