There are many companies out there.I use Quest IRA. they are very knowledgable and helpful - they have free workshops and classes in Houston@Carl Fischer company CamaPlan is a good sourceIf you already have a company you like, I would see if there is a local REIA Group or IRA Group that meets in your area and go to some of the networking events. 

We have or are looking to invest in DFW, dallas, Fort Worth, Texas, Houston, garland, mesquite, Rowlett, Katy, sugarland, haltom city, Denton, Waxahachie, Waco, Austin, San Antonio, round Rock, Gainesville, Justin, Arlington, Grand Prairie, Irving, farmers branch, rockwall, Corinth.

Harris county (Houston) sent the tax bill for the entire property to the previous owner.

Just beware that rockets explode....hopefully you didn't get the guy working at Jiffy Lube last year.Best of luck!

The typical downturns or even strong downturns you should have evidence of how your investment can hold up.1) In 2008, most consider a very strong correction, MF loan delinquency nationwide was 1% vs 4-5% for SFR2) In Houston, 2013 oil fell from $100 to $50 barrel. 

Hey everyone I am waiting until April to buy a 2 family house hack the property looking to buy a fixer-upper to add equity and get a decent cash flow after 750 to 1200 net, I am in between  staying or leaving to buy a place in Houston Texas since its growing now with trump tax bill capping to 10k will it be worth it to buy. what am I looking for?

There are a few great Turn-Key companies working in Jacksonville, Memphis, Houston, and Dallas. 

having a hard time networking and finding a local lender i can work with for the long haul,can anyone recommend a lender in the Houston area that's done a 203k in the last year or two?

I am closing on my first flip house in the Houston area on Thursday. 

It's not rocket science but it does take some work.You can start by going to www.narpm.org and search their directory of managers.