I am experiencing a LOT of demand for small homes &/or apartments that tenants are prepared to pay $700- $800/month regardless of utilities.The majority of enquiries are from older singles who are still working to support their social security & just want a safe, comfortable humble place to reside in. 

The one thing to be careful of here is HUD often lists "a physician, psychiatrist, social worker, or other mental health professional" as the people who can prescribe.

Smoking is a social habit that turns to addiction.

They’re currently paying way below market rent and are on a fixed income(social security).

Get your social media profiles up, and make them look professional.

Other areas have county administrators, these admins are non-profits and they are usually engaged in other social activities, housing assistance, utility bill assistance, health and welfare matters, education, credit counseling, etc.

There's minimal info on the website and BP socials for it being opening day for registration.

I've been working as a marketer/ social media manager for four years.I'm new to real estate investment but have been educating myself with Bigger Pockets and books.

Listen to podcasts, read/listen to books, follow some of the main STR industry operators on social media, go to conferences, network with those in the STR industry, and make connections with other STR operators in your area.

Here is a link to a REI networking event hosted by a local hard money lender I can recommend: https://noblemortgage.com/events/houston-real-estate-social/Quote from @Detrick Bell: Goodmorning BP family,I’m just now starting out my REI journey & I wanted to connect with those who are investing in the Houston market.