I am not sure how many units the property is but I hope this is somewhat helpful-- experiences like this tend to make us better investors in the long run so for what it's worth, this is not for nothing. 

A few months ago, I was listening to a podcast (I think it was one of David Green's, but I don't remember which one.)

It's good to talk to a Pro in the area in yoour case I would reach out to @Lucia Rushton.I know Lucia has helped several investors I know and having a good agent is a plus even if you have one now its still worth a quick call.  

The most successful businesses have boardrooms, and the most successful investors have business and life coaches that help keep them focused and push them to their next versions of who they can become.Even when someonething doesn't go right - remember the first lesson and embrace the learning, but continue to be open to what working with others can do for you. 4.

- Sound proof between rooms might be an idea worth pursuing.One problem a lot of landlords run into is that they see the unit as an act of love, not a business.

DSCR loans are based off of down payment, credit score and either actual or market rents so it helps to supercharge an investor's real estate goals and net worth.

I remember the old military recruitment commercials that ran on TV.

@John AchesonYour single member LLC's net worth is pass thru to you.

Remember, trial and error can be costly, so seek professional advice from a real estate attorney, developer, and contractor familiar with the Austin market.

For example, it is costs you 2% more of the loan amount to go to 80% vs 75% you are only netting 3% extra cash in hand. is that worth?