Rai There are cash-flowing markets in this country with high rent demand and landlord friendly laws where you can find a duplex for closer to $100k :) Honestly, a 200k duplex doesn't sound like it's going to be a great cash flower in most markets in today's environment.

That means the home has a fairly nice yard and landscape, with lots of flowers/bulbs planted.

They make their own little doggy fences, plant all sorts of flowers, and make it their home.

Go to drought resistant small plants that grow slow and are native to your area—leave lots of space between so you can put in flowers when staging.Find a small landscaper who owns and works their business with a tight route.

I have a brother in Flower Mound next to Lewisville and Coppell and Grapevine should be good as well.

The Little Flower neighborhood is located just North of Irvington and is also a historic neighborhood that has seen some attention. 

Sorry, I don't have a recommendation, I tore out all landscaping and put small pebbles and cactus in place of grass and flowers. 

They will never sour relations with others in your in extended family.They will never use social media to be vindictive or manipulative.They will always be perfect model tenants.They will always love and appreciate you.They will always do whatever it takes to get your rent before asking you to give them some more time.They will always treat your rental as if it were a precious flower.

Just before leaving for a weekend getaway on this past Thursday I had just gotten home from work and when I pulled into my driveway at the bottom where I have all 3 mailboxes within a nice landscaped bed of mulch, shrubs and flowers as well as a plaq for the address there was a big pile of brush thrown literally right ontop of it all.

I've found a few potential cash-flowing properties in Little Flower, and I'm trying to educate myself about the area.