I also have 100k in liquid assets.

The numbers of filters including expired MLS listings, liens, vacancy, divorce, bankruptcy, and so on are impressive.  

An e-book called Rich Dad Poor Dad.

(D)Except as provided in Subsection (E), for a conservation single family residential, single family attached residential, single family residential, small lot single family, duplex residential use, or two-family residential use, not more than four unrelated adults may reside on a site, in the following zoning districts:(1)Lake Austin Residence District (LA) Zoning District;(2)Rural Residence District (RR) Zoning District;(3)Single Family Residence Large Lot (SF-1) Zoning District;(4)Single Family Residence Standard Lot (SF-2) Zoning District;(5)Family Residence (SF-3) Zoning District;(6)Single Family Residence Small Lot (SF-4A) Zoning District;(7)Single Family Residence Condominium (SF-4B) Zoning District;(8)Urban Family Residence (SF-5) Zoning District; and(9)Townhouse and Condominium Residence (SF-6) Zoning District.

The leases before bank approval were expiring later in the year.

Appraisals expire.

I am fully occupied with leases expiring at the end of the school year. 

If they have a valid lease, typically the lease survives the sale and you'd have to honor it until it expires. 

@Justin Elliott as everyone else has said, it sounds like they’re not really ready to invest in anything and want to stay liquid for now, which is fine.But the core question they’re asking is, how are you managing risk?

I'd like to expand my rental fleet, while also dipping into House Flipping in the DFW area and Tulsa/OKC.It is a pleasure to e-meet all of you!