@Dan Baldini thank you for the advice so they ended up forfeiting their security deposit and I talked to a lawyer and basically said that I won't know the damages until I rent it out then I can go after unpaid rent but it's probably not worth it. 

This isn’t a campsite—it’s a short-term rental, and providing clean sheets and towels is a basic hospitality standard.

pretty basic website with no indication of what they do.. but I like it that the principals are on there with a bio.. you should be able to do some background on them.its all about the team..

It sounds like to offset your mortgage costs, you will probably need to find a property in the area that needs some work done so you can get a better price and refinance once you're done with the work (basically a live-in BRRRR).

Until the rates come down to refinance, the key for us is to limit the amount of turnover at the properties. 5K to 10K in rehab basically eats away at several years of cashflow.

He's not a realtor or contractor, he will basically serve as an unbiased voice for me to evaluate with additional photos and videos he'll be taking on my behalf. 

McKinney is probably better, but if you're thinking of the community I'm thinking about on the very far north side of McKinney, it's basically the same issue as Princeton.8.

When I reached out to RETA for help--this is their response--this organization is just a profit maker for developers having difficulty selling their condos ( hard lesson to learn):Pangea requires developers and projects to meet basic criteria before we bring these opportunities to you.

I really liked what I saw and from some basic research, the housing/tenant laws seem to favor the landlord (unlike NYC).

We are not a non-profit org or flipper advocacy group to teach them basics of economics 101 and investment strategies.