Talk with your bank, but they usually count 75% of your rental income against that debt.  

Crushed asphalt and crushed concrete don't count towards the total impervious area for us.

TLDR: Cant hurt to ask but I wouldn't count on it.

Is that after you take in for count capx, property management, expense etc.

I could be off on that but that's just what I'm hearing concerning that area but that really goes for all of Austin so I wouldn't be counting anything out before you try.

And yes, the intent is to resale a few at a time instead of going through the time it takes to sell 1 unit at a time.They work from the unit count.

New to the site and looking to learn all that I can about real estate investing.I haven’t gotten started yet, unless you count my personal residence that we plan to rent out once the mortgage is paid off.I am hoping to find a mentor to learn the ins and outs of flipping and buy and hold from.

I wouldn't just count on treating them like gold.There also is no difference between marketing for wholesalers, Flippers, buy and hold,.. computers, cars,  vacation trips...THe strategies work on the same principle.

You have to count for the costs of building the pads, the cost of hooking up utilities, costs of either building a well or connecting to city lines, costs of building a septic tank or connecting to city lines,  the phase 1 survey to make sure the land is not contaminated, not to mention all the fees I probably don’t even know about to maleness it ok with the city.Not meant to scare you or anything but just a precaution to be aware of what you are really going to pay before you get started in this endeavor.

That just doesn’t count because it isn’t a failure, it is choosing to go another direction.