I haven't actually used property management in Houston, but if I ever do I was thinking of testing out Emerson Property Management (@Cameron Tope commented above) as it seems like they have good reviews and good pricing.

📍 Property: 88 Innis Ave, Columbus, OH 43207💰 Bought for $1,000, Sold for $40,000📅 Total investment: $5,170.36📝 Licensing Fee: $3,000⏳ Processing time: 58 days from purchase to disbursement🔑 Key Numbers:Profit: $34,829.64ROI: 673.64%Annualized IRR: 4098%Ever wonder how land entitlements can deliver these kinds of returns?

Shortly after the purchase, I shared my journey on BiggerPockets (www.biggerpockets.com/forums/88/topics/921192-my-first-ever-44-unit-mf-apartment-closed-in-dec-2020#p5370534), and the community’s support was incredible.

Has anyone ever used the company We Buy Fire Damaged Houses.

Nearly everyone who tells you they're going to do a bunch of deals and therefore deserve a discount before they've ever closed anything, is simply full of ****.Flippers we actually charge more money than our going rate, because of the increased workload, and the liability.

IF you ever have loans you cannot fund, hit me up as we may be able to get them funded

Seller is just continuing to pay the taxes, even though he "doesn't own" the land...until/unless he hires an attorney to do the title search, he won't ever be able to sell it or develop the land. 

What you are asking is the same as this classic rom-com reference:"Can you ever think of a universe where we would be together?""

EVER, FOR ANY REASON!

I saw it shared in one of the FI sub Reddits a few weeks ago, and I've been using it ever since.