From a buyers perspective, I never minded buying a property with a tenant already occupying the property. 

Hey @Tucker Cummings, first and foremost, I am not a licensed advisor or attorney so please always double check and understand I am just giving my perspective! 

@Hattie Dizmond foundation issues in the DFWarea is something I have notice growing up here and I know the soil shifts just never applied it to real estate.

Hey Aaron,Bigger pockets is a mentor filled with people who are willing to help if you ask the right questions.I would change your perspective from what you want to what you have to offer as quickly as you can, because most people don't really care about what you want to be honest.This article will help: http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/02/24...

@Salah Saade,To Make the @ work do the following:Hold down the shift key and type the following: @?

I just read this whole thread and as a newbie myself, this has done wonders and really puts things into perspective for me.

Getting my license provided me a large amount of quality insight into the real estate world (granted, from the salesperson perspective), in a relatively short amount of time that I could build upon.  

I was more talking about from the owners perspective my comment really had very little to do with the renters perspective except when I said they may overpay on a volatility basis (which I highly doubt most people price out that way anyway) but did not say it was not worth it. 

Hopefully (from a buying perspective) things will cool down in the summer when there's more inventory. 

While I have not always been looking at it from a real estate perspective, I know the region and how to cater my properties to what the consumer is looking for. - We have time on our side.