The house needs to be in a good school district and a quiet street.

Below I will provide an overview of a property that looks to meet most of the underwriting criteria I've established for a viable investment e.g. 75% ARV test, affluent neighborhood, great school district, strong resale market, etc., but thought this information would be useful for those who might answer. 

Look up all the last namesIf you go to the Tarrant County District court you can get online access for $35.00 a month.

House is in a great school district; 3BR 2 bath 1650sqft. 

The appraisal districts are required to assess each property at least once every three years.

Michigan avenue runs for miles & there's a vast difference in rent from one district to the next.

We have two houses in dorchestor 2  school district in summville. 

One might have looked at something the other didn't or they pulled comps in a different school district etc. a lot of different info goes into the valuation process.

Hey RobbWelcomeHate to tell you this but you should be getting properties well under the asking price.San Antonio has  a lot of good deals.I don't invest on the westside...I have been buying in the historical districts where you can get what ever you are asking.

Perhaps areas like the Foothills, Oro Valley, Vail District/Rita Ranch, Sahuarita, etc...