I have no objection to doing another rent to own even though it would put off the other property rehab.

If you see numbers work from an objective perspective-, go for it.

I built my buyers list pretty organically as time went on, but I mostly just sell to 2 or 3 people.

Do your homework, use a professional and seek objective 3rd party advice.Hope that helps!

@Guy Gimenez holds one in south Austin, and @Mike Walker organizes one hosted by @Lynn Currie - great people and great content to get you started! 

We also have two real estate investor organizations in the area that are very active and informative.

I understand the 2/1 is not a desirable floor plan to start with, but wanted to educate myself on an objective way of analyzing such deals the way an appraiser would.

There are a few main factors that might sway your decision one way or the other; time available, access to capital, your network, your objective and most importantly what you have a passion for.

I have concerns about working with one of these types of organizations because I'm not sure what the likelihood of paying rent will be once the renter is on their own. 

@Shamus Quirkdepends on how you define it based on your objective.