School of hard knocks is costing me quite the penny, and now I'm questioning REI altogether.

Look for areas with low vacancy rates, good schools, and proximity to amenities like shopping centers, parks, and public transportation.

I am in a Houston suburb. but i think the property taxes are high everywhere especially near the good school districts where the appreciation has been significant.

Hey everybody, I’m getting out of high school and looking to do my first deal.

I have kids and they need to be enrolled in their new school, and will have to secure the new place by X date or I lose it. 

Conduct thorough market research to comprehend the potential real estate markets, considering aspects like employment growth, population trends, rental demand, property values, neighborhoods, schools, and local laws.

The school of hard knocks works, but can be costly, time-consuming and discouraging.Ultimately one has to get started. 

Look at Houston communities that have high rental demand, reputable schools, low crime rates, and enticing amenities.

People move to this city for the outstanding schools and the lower density. 

I am a bit concerned about the quality of the schools in the area as I know that affects families staying long term in an area.Thank you in advance!