I think especially in the DFW market, it's worth ensuring you fully understand why a property is priced the way it is (and not just because the market supports the price).

I really want to find one that can support me in my use of Turbo Tax and not have to convert to their professional software. 

I don't have data to support this so it is a guess.The pressure here, in my opinion, would be felt by investors with older apartments.

You'll find the help you need and colleagues to support your career.

Then as you grow you will need to show income to be able to support the rentals for Mortgage numbers.  

In addition to local municipality support, good financing and insurance I recommend all the following (not necessarily in order):1.

Some folks are bound to chime in here and say you can find it, but I've not actually seen them present anything to support it.

Be prepared for a property inspection to verify things like condition and to provide supporting documents to show any deficiencies or obsolescence which would contribute to a lower value.  

Built in the 90'sIt's about 1900 sq ft I'm getting it for the low 80's and the neighbor hood supports new construction upwards of mid to low 200's and renovated homes to mid to high 100's It looks as if they already turned the garage into a family room/denFirst my problem is the textured t111 vertical siding Second is the small windows and the lack of Windows I have read a booklet on how to renovate one of these and it seems like these can be really upgraded in a myriad of ways.  

Even thought about doing 3 at a time, having contractors move from one to the next...but now sure if the economy would support, are they even sellable?