I am frequently asked "how many doors do you have?"

90+ year old homes can equal frequent headaches.

While I have frequently found that courts are reluctant to allow someone to lose title as a result of failure to pay taxes and therefore look to find errors in the process to set the tax sale aside the Stiff decision might set a new benchmark. 

@Pablo FloresI am more of a fan of cameras that get direct power from a source but since you already have them can you get the solar panel that keeps them charged all the time.

I am also a fan of the small bank portfolio loan. 

It's completely possible that a trade or business which is passive to an individual will also be subject to SE taxes, which makes conversation with a competent professional and tax entity structuring all the more valuable.Not as much of a fan of S Corps in the wake of the TCJA as I used to be. 

Interestingly enough, I found a property in east Fort Worth we used to frequent at my current job.  

This happens frequently on the outskirts of a large MSA.  

I am a huge fan of house hacking.

It took more of our time to rent (no huge open house - We showed to each prospective tenant individually), but it was only vacant 1 month and about 2 weeks of which were spent on the tenant turnover (previous tenant was there 5 years so painted all interior, replace 2 out of 3 faucets, replaced all internal water valves and hoses, laundry roof needed some repair, repainted car port, replace one bathroom fan, replaced 3 blinds, some work to closet doors: turnover cost was ~$4k).You seem to have done your due diligence.