Is that year-round revenue because this is quite a seasonal location.

I am in a crunch as due to moratorium, I cannot give any paper work re: eviction or 10 days to comply due to lot os So basically the tenant can do whatever and get away with it.

One caveat is that if you plan to Airbnb it, you could possibly get away with a themed home but likely not with a long-term renter.One thing that you could do to try and preserve some of the originality is to pick one or two architectural themes you want to accent or feature in specific areas. 

In most cases, brokers hold property tours with potential buyers starting the day they release the information and until the last day to submit the Best and Final offers (more about that stage below).After all offers are submitted, the broker reviews them and sends a summary to the seller, along with their recommendations on who to proceed with.The next step is a Best and Final round.

Of course, I am trying to avoid vacancy as much as possible.My area of interest is near cedar park & round rock, close to Apple Campus, e.g., 78681.

Potentially up toward 850 by leveraging both the nearby College and Transient Health Care Professional Market.The big ticket items (Roof, water heater, windows) seem to be new or near new.The neighborhood is fair and sales/comps tell a very odd story.

It might be worth it (if you can get away with it since sellers pay for std title usually and want their company sometimes) to cultivate a relationship with the promise of multiple deals thru them.

My sister and I are going to pool our renovation costs on those big ticket items and then individually pick away at each of our duplexes' interiors.My question mainly is if this would be a project too big to take on as my first purchase. 

We would still be ok putting it as STR since the area reopened to visitors but I figured I would diversify and have one STR and one LTR if Covid round 2 hits this winter and another freeze gets put on STRs.

One last thought... if this is your primary residence you can sometimes get away doing to work yourself, although please know what you are doing before attempting any electrical work or wiring as mistakes can be deadly.