So you're saying to pull the managing members for the LLC off of a service like Opencorp and then skiptrace the name of the member specifically? 

This is why I would never buy in a residential neighborhood where people live there full time as their primary residence, especially one with an HOA.

Let's assume the seller shows you T12 numbers, but they knew they were selling so cut their insurance from full coverage to minimum coverage, they stopped doing any repair that could be deferred, they have an in-house handyman that does all turns, and didn't book any expense to those.  

Only issue is the debt service coverage ratio is about 1.0 piti (20% down) will end up at about 2400/mo rent is likely 2400-2500.There is some value add work which can be done in terms bringing the finished basement up to fire code so it can be considered living space.What do y’all think.

As you’re just starting out trying to hire a contractor as an employee wouldn’t make sense if you don’t have the volume of work to keep them on part time or full time. 

renters at least in my areas won't want to pay decent rents if the internet is just not good.Trash service becomes a thing you need to figure out on occasion.

Being a full time flipper gets a little crazy too.  

I actually did make an offer on a property that I should have written a lower offer for; they held on to the offer for a few days and then tried to get me to pay full price after they couldn't get other people to buy the property. 

Run this by your CPA so they can include your full taxable situation.  

I have a listing for one that I think could be converted into a duplex plus a small mobile home park, but I don't know the clearance for services and the dwellings required in Texas.