The only snag that I am running into with the rent is the fact that I don't have the ability to split utilities, so I was going to include water, power, trash, and internet into the rent.  

I believe I have two main options for folks that seek to have internet/cable.

This comports with my college experience, when I slept in a curtained-off den/dining room (complete with chandelier), paying only $250/mo for utilities, internet, and my meager portion of the rent. 

If you rent out 2 bedrooms at $700 each all bills paid with cable, good internet, etc.

A quick Internet search makes it look promising, if complicated, and it might interest @Anita Ahuja, since she says that she already contacted a Houston REIT group that does REITs (even though that particular group didn't do 1031 exchanges).

Since it wasn't, you don't have time to ask for free advice on the internet. 

($180)Tv/internet - $100.00Does air bnb charge?

Most CPA's work over the Internet nowadays anyway. 

We will be out of state investors, so we are limited to research on the internet on which neighborhoods are safe and best to invest in for long term rentals.My question is if anyone has general information about Spring they can provide? 

I found this neighborhood via Internet searches and visited the property to realize that the potential within this community for new investments is next level.