Rents are not as high as the sale price in proportionate measure.

The guide should help you measure that.

What are some of the measures i can take to ensure it does not get worse.I am just scared that some day the house will just fall off.Please advice if i should sell the property or what measures i cant take for this.

Whether they list a property incorrectly, don't know how to fill the forms out, over price it, don't ant to actually measure the actual sq footage, don't understand how investors buy (for properties that don't qualify for a residential loan), skip bed/baths in an illegal unit, don't have enough experience to understand market rents/value ect ect ect.  

Have you Dad give you a loan for around 100 million dollars and inherit part of his properties as well as your grandfather's organization (Trump Organization), and there you go.With the 100 million and real estate network already in place, you have the sufficient leverage and wiggle room to take the necessary risks and scale at a fast pace, then make cutesy catch phrases to impress naive teens and the uneducated.In conclusion, prey on the poor and weak, take aggressive measures against them, keep raising rents in these units while avoiding maintenance, and use the large cash flow to buy marquee properties in cities after multiple generations and 50 years of the money working for you.Capiche?

most energy efficient measures are pretty boring.

We wanted something we could drive to in a day (live in North Dallas) and enjoy 1 or 2 times a year as a family while walkingthrough, touching up, etc.We WERE looking in CO to do the same self-managing STR gig (love the mountains as much as the beach) but the price points are too high, STR restrictions too stringent and taxes too high (Republicans proposing 40% commercial tax??? 

Is that just a level of risk you're comfortable with or do you have measures in place to mitigate that risk?

That's why I think a more measured approach will actually generate wealth faster at this stage of the market.

One more complicating factor is that the property in back cuts over 5’ so the lines aren’t straight, but according to the deed the measurements show me the trees are mine.