The residents never complain about the noise at your party or come over to borrow sugar.  

Hello,I am looking for a realtor that specializes in finding distressed properties to rehab and to either flip or hold as rentals in the following areas of Houston; Sugar Land, West Houston, Katy, Cypress, Northwest Houston.I'll let you know however thatI am new to house flipping, but ready and eager to learn and review available properties.

I would even argue that this is not a good goal to have in general given the tradeoffs most have to make in the pursuit of what our culture values; the dual achievement and consumption lifestyle while trading off other things that arguably are much more important in pursuit of happiness, health, wealth, and the self-actualization goals of autonomy, mastery, and purpose.  

I recently had 2 of our properties come up for rent in September, one in Sugar Land, and the other in Richmond.  

Some areas to consider are the suburbs: Cypress, Katy, Richmond, Spring, Jersey Village, Sugar Land, Pasadena, Pearland, Humble. 

sales comps, rent comps, market demographics, caprate, consumption rate, market vacancy, potential upside, condition of building and units, ind or master metered, age of building, condition of roof, electrical, and plumbing, washer/dryer, good or bad management, implementing new streams of revenue, hvac, projected investor returns, IRR, equity split, rehab budget, marketing plan,

Do we simply just replace the systems with mid-range products, or do we install high-efficiency systems that will cost more upfront, but lower utility consumption and last longer.Also, is the ROI on AC worth it for a rental unit?

As to not sugar coat this, with in my ownership, she has probably been late on rent about ~50% of the time but again has always paid in full within a couple weeks of the due date.So this is what I'm proposing, so let me know if you have any concerns or if there is any additional due diligence i need to do...The property is worth $140K fixed up.

I still think that is high and you are in one of the few areas around here where the sewer bill is based on water consumption.

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