All Forum Posts by: Shanequa J.

You can drive around town looking for properties that looks distressed, put up signs, let your friends/family know you buy houses, look online, etc. 

A ton of money is subjective. You're either gonna spend time or money.

Welcome. There is a lot of information here. Dive in, read, and ask questions.

What are your goals? I'd personally wouldn't refi it.

Ive found the data to be inaccurate with all 3. I pulled a list of tax delinquent properties in my area. The majority of the list was wrong.

It could be accurate with other types of lists, but I didn't bother to check.

Is there a Veterans Chamber of Commerce in your area? If so, join it. You'll get a lot more information and they will help you if it's possible.

Whoever you spoke to on the phone mislead you. The Houston Housing Authority does NOT pay more than fair market rent. In fact, they usually pay less if the property is in an expensive area.

30% is an average. Some tenants pay more, some pay less. How much HHA pays will depend on a few factors like income, number of children, etc.

Attend one of their online information sessions. The instructor will go over the program and answer questions at the end. You can find the schedule on their website.

PropStream and PropWire have probate

Priority Settlement Group of Texas is investor friendly.

Gobigprinting 

 Gobigprinting is the cheapest I've found.