It is not located adjacent to the easement to get to the interior property.My friend has asked the agent to remove the sign, and suggested that the agent put a small sign adjacent to the easement road, with an arrow, pointing down the easement road and then install his big sign at the property boundary.

@Scott Price hard question to answer as others have suggested it sort of depends on you personally.

I'm just there as a grunt who has a strong back.Appreciate all the comment and suggestions.

If you have properties and/or suggestions about how I can review more deals in those areas, please feel free to pass my name along. 

Suggestions?

Essentially your cost of money for the down payment is the after tax cost of debt...your home equity line interest rate after taxes versus the interest you are earning on your savings...I am guessing the cost of the equity line interest is more than what you are earning in the savings account...either way, I also suggest hiring a professional property manager to start with.  

I would suggest finding a local trusted broker or attorney who can advise on specifics for a fee.

I do not know too much about the Austin market, but I always suggest the same things when it comes to Turnkey.

I highly suggest you to read, "The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to Real Estate Investing."

If you are starting out I would suggest getting a single family home first.