A little of something is better than a lot of nothing, so if the deal works then I would consider it, especially if no other options

Main goal is to start building a port folio, understanding the ins and outs and hopefully start lookin into property deals where the roi is high. 

They will let you know what you can and can't do without a permit and what you are able to do yourself within the scopes of those permits.My concern is because this is a rental, if you do anything that is not to code and the tenant reports it, you will likely have some much bigger issues to deal with.Given you note this is major rehab, I tend to lean to hire most, if not all, out. 

If you were a dispo wholesaler (a wholesaler who focuses on moving deals) what tips and best practices would you give to make solid and meaningful connections with acquisition wholesalers on BP? 

Yes, depends on your goals.But, as in any deal, you make your money when you BUY (correctly).

In my day job I do SEO for a digital marketing agency and I am more than happy to talk SEO with anyone who has questions.I'm interested in Long-term rentals, though admittedly, finding deals below market value and funding those deals (not to mention I honestly have no idea have to put the deals under contract in the first place), are problem the first things I'll need to learn.

I can imagine having a broker license adds another layer of responsibility to making sure deals are solid. 

Find the money and find the deals.

How do you find off market deals?

If you decide to sell one of your houses, it could be an excellent opportunity for an investor looking to capitalize on the strong demand for student housing in the College Station/Bryan area.As a real estate investor, realtor, and owner of a construction company in College Station, I'm happy to help in any way I can.