I have heard positive reviews about FB but one caveat I want to warn you is that only do this if it is within your means to do so.

That was enough warning for me and I didn't make the offer.  

To add to his second point, on the entire ABOR MLS, which encompasses Austin, goes south to San Antonio, North past Georgetown, etc. etc. there are currently 51 2-4 units on the MLS, of which 12 are quads and 3 are triplexes.Here's how I'd answer your second question: The things that I always warn out of state investors in the Texas market is that there is no income tax, which means a lot of the tax burden is wrapped into property taxes.

Two different attorneys I talked to warned that we might be facing a long (like 3+ month) eviction timeline given the need for certain kinds of documentation, until they realized it was an owner occupied place (before the rule change).

BIG WARNING.

I wouldn't bad mouth that investor openly either, but give a tactfully honest opinion only if someone asks specifically about them (or maybe offer a warning only if it's a personal acquaintance about to do business with them).

@Danny Stern does the basement show any water issues with the sump pump running?

@Chris MasonThanks for the warning and the quick comment.

(Warning: Millennial advice) “Go do you bro and don’t worry about it”

Quote from @Pedro Hernandez: I actually warn Sellers to avoid rent-to-own or lease-option deals.