In our market you cannot let more water off the site than flows naturally so rain water has to be captured in either a swale type system or a pond or in our case 60 inch pipe 200 feet long at the low point of the development. this allows water to be metered out ...

The listing agent didnt list the square footage correctly, and is more like 1100 (will be 1400 after we finish closing in the back patio).  

I am new to real estate and want to learn more about it before placing my feet in that water.

Also as a second question would it be wise to start looking at a home or duplex while still here in ohio or to wait till i have feet on ground in texas?

@Antoine Nelson For example: let's say as-is non renovated houses in that area (with similar square footage and needing similar levels of repairs) have been selling for around $60k.

My family and I are ready for our first property to get our feet wet and begin our real estate experience.

. $900 x 4 units = $3600 (monthly gross income )$3600/ 2 (50% rule) = $1800 (net monthly)$1800 x 12 (months) = $21,600$21,600 / .07 (7% cap rate) =$ 308,571 So after I was comfortable with the valuation of 308 I estimated the repairs to be at least $20 a square foot plus all the mechanical and electrical etc. the building is 3800 sq.ft.

The best way to learn more is to jump in and get your feet wet!

That is why you have cold feet 

Is there any advice for a 24 year old trying to jump in feet first and get my hands dirty?