There’s a lot of nice neighborhoods in the area now where you can get a great house for your price range and as DFW continues to expand as a business hub the Denton area is only going to appreciate in value.

I replaced all the secondary drain lines ( sink, tub etc) back to the main hub on mine.

I like that you focused on software OTHER than rent collection and property management- those get talked about a lot.I'd also add REI Hub to the Rental Property Accounting section. 

These two cities are the main hubs for an area just north of Midland all the way to the Oklahoma panhandle and southern CO.

We use Turno as an integration with our PMS and the calendars are all synced, the PMS is the central hub for our automation. 

“Property hub” was the channel I saw most of the new laws mentioned on. 

a related item that most overlook is that when it comes to investment properties property management companies are the 'hub' of where they 'live'; we have many owners sell and trade off market properties within our company something which we facilitate all the time with our current owners. 

We currently avoid:- Major hubs with out of state investor saturation. we tend to kill good deals when too many of us get to the party.- States with tenant friendly laws and/or dubious court process- Markets with an oversupply of rentals in working class areas and thus low rental demand and high turn.- Markets with inherently high taxes and owner paid utilities.

I think there is lots of opportunity there especially given the critical mass of ~3M+ people as well as its position as a US flagged hub for the entire Caribbean.I have heard the same points echoed by  @Kathryn Morea   I have personally worked on commercial transactions in San Juan and Fajardo and also found there is a lack of transparency in the marketplace.

At the same time, don't look to far as the farther you go away from a major hub, the more likely homes will be purchased not rented.3.