I have had tenants say "do not put him on lease" as things were not too good relationship wise.

Guess how many of them in DFW actually did what they said they do marketing-wise?

Being too far to take care of any small issues and not knowing any repair companies in the area I figured I needed to do something in case something happened maintenance wise.

My question is, would this be a wise move on my part?

You might have to look to see if anything was changed zoning wise.

I would like to get your insights if it's wise or better to have one or multiple project managers for my fix and flip business.

As always, it's wise to know your local market, add value to create equity rather than relying solely on market conditions, have ample cash reserves and several contingency plans for when SHTF at all times.

Then if he bites I could assign the contract to you and you purchase the land for an assignment fee, like wholesaling houses.Worst case I can report back where he’s at price wise and you can pursue it from there.

Your challenge is to find deals with adequate cash flow that are in acceptable areas (crime wise, etc) and that take advantage of this metro's appreciation.

However, potable units are not as user friendly and accidents with it can flood the kitchen.As to your wife, sound like my mother in law who owns rentals, penny wise, pound foolish, costing more in the long run.