Texas, lived in Houston for 9 years after graduating from Texas A&M and for the past year have called a small town in south central Arkansas home (El Dorado, AR.).Having lived here for a year I’ve seen what this market has to offer from a housing standpoint and there is a serious void of modern/updated housing, be that for sale or rent.I’ve decided now is the time to begin my journey as an investor.

Memphis, Houston, Montgomery, Birmingham, Cleveland, Huntsville 

Assessing a syndication deal is not rocket science- but on the other hand it is not at all trivial and there is much to be learned.There  are many factors to consider aside from the proforma figures thrown at you by the broker/ syndicator.To mention a few:  Syndicator/Company background/  experience/ Track Record.Investment Strategy and Process.TeamAlignment of InterestMarket PPM- Fund termsWaterfall and FeesAccounting/Valuation/ReportingLegalsIMHO point 1 above is more important than any of the others and should be the make or break before even considering the specific offering.

@Michael Plaks is your man for accounting and tax in Houston. 

Definitely a small industrial town in east TX 250 miles north of Houston.

This raises another point, i'm not familiar with the Houston market for medical office space but I would say it is reasonable to expect 1 - 3 months of free rent (where tenant pays an NNN expenses during free rent period) on a 5 + year lease, but that those free months will be tacked on at the end (I.e. 60 + 2 month term).

It's in Houston.

Hello, my name is Alek Truitt. When I joined the military I almost immediately realized this is not the life for me. I started looking into ways that I could make more money (don’t we all!), but more importantly have ...

It's not rocket science - but you do have to take the initiative to learn and grow understanding the online space. 

Please message me if you wanna meetup.Really excited about my trip to the rocket city and looking forward to meeting some of you all in person!