If the rents are extremely low there probably aren’t many.

@Micaiah Cormier , Fortunately, if cap gain was your concern, flipping income is an ordinary income taxed or ordinary income tax rate both at state and federal level.

Communication is key.I would knock on the door and just be extremely straightforward.

Taxes are irrelevant if you can make a profit.The biggest concern/advantage is with the American banking system.

Nonetheless it's an extremely new area and I'm curious as to if I should make the jump here or raise my price limit and look into other well-established areas with solidified school systems such as Pearland, Katy, the newer areas of Richmond (Long Meadow, Harvest Green...).

My concerns are around quality, durability and resale value.

I am concerned because I will be selling this investment to other investors and don't know if this is normal on an inventor transaction?

The tee-time reference was the best part of your post and is actually quite probable and very typical.How people accept this as normal and explain away what should be extremely quick and easy is beyond me. 

Feel free to message me anytime with questions/concerns, happy to help if I can.

I would LOVE some guidance on this as it is extremely likely to happen give Omaha's tight market/rental situation.