Just a quick thought, but if it's not something that drives you I wouldn't commit just to have access to it.While Multifamily properties are the typical and traditional way to house hack and build wealth, we have found that in Colorado and the Denver area specifically, they have some pretty big cons.

What would be the advantages of the BRRRR method here in Houston compared to traditional flipping?

I don’t have much saved up so very quickly;  Also, if im buying a property that cannot be financed traditionally and needs a cash offer, am I able to offer a cash offer if im using “Hard Money?” 

I do know of some landlords that do a "tenant talk" when new people move in that cover basic home maintenance items.

Its going to be short term renal, e.g. airbnb for 6-8 months/year (peak season) and month-month more traditional rental for 4-6 months a year.

I have been talking with my traditional financing team and they got me in touch with a hard money lender. 

For example, I traditionally have achieved infinite return via semi active BRRRR. 

I've used traditional mortgages and my own money for both. 

The landlord should have completed and provided to you in writing an initial walkthrough of the unit siting each deficient item.

I had originally planned on selling it to a more traditional buyer, but I figured by offering seller financing as on option it would open up the listing to more potential buyers.