Don't decide on wholesaling now because most likely that will not work out for you.

I have about $1M liquid currently but wouldn’t want to invest more than $200k on a property.

Hello, I am planning on purchase two triplexes that have a single water meter for each property.

Or, at least the company's offering them in other states think Texas law would not look kindly on the product so as you point out they do not offer in Texas. 

They (HOA manager, HOA president, and HOA attorney) inform me that there's a super lien on the property and that I have to pay it.Of course I pulled an O&E before purchase and there was only the mortgage lien (foreclosing lien) on the property. 

If you are building from scratch, see if you can buy a corner lot to build a duplex that has one driveway/garage on one street and the other on the other street-they look more like a large single family home until you go around the corner. 

Hear from Mitzi Taylor, Broker/owner in her home town of Pea Ridge; Lori Hawkins and her husband handle Madison County residential and land listings for Smith & Assoc with major focus on Huntsville; and Robert Smiley of McGraw Realty covers Siliam Springs as well as Eastern Oklahoma.

It also allows potential tenants to sign on to complete the background check, and also has options to electronically send the lease to the tenant. 

So I don't see any benefit to holding on to it longer when you're that negative on cash flow. 

I found it on auction.com and I just bid on it How did you add value to the deal?