I like to provide the fix and flip opportunities to local investors, and the stabilized cash flowing rental units to both local and out of state investors who are looking to add this type of product to their portfolios, as there are several, high quality full-service property management companies in the area. 

The way this is more commonly done is to partner with the seller where they contribute the land to an entity that you manage (and the seller becomes a member). 

To establish connections and get access to possibilities, expand your network among real estate experts, lenders, investors, and property managers in the target areas.

However, my initial thoughts on this scenario are around risk management.

So here are my questions:- Can we co-host a mid term rental in Texas or would this be considered Property Managing since a lease is involved?

Has anyone been using a chat bot to assist them or their property manager(s) in their day-to-day operations?  

that is going to require a lot of data and database management and offmarket deals are all case-by-case so it almost certainly wouldn't be easy to productize (i.e. you probably couldn't get AI to do this). 

Then some time on understanding risk and how to manage potential downside vs expected upside.

My property manager has the property listed on most of the major booking sights, so I am comfortable with their efforts.

What made this opportunity particularly enticing was my prior experience managing this exact duplex for the same investor over a span of three years.The property itself is a 1950s duplex that underwent significant renovations in 2017.