Not sure if you have considered it but we are experiencing a major growth all over Texas but more specifically within the Texas Triangle: Dallas-Ft Worth on the north side, San Antonio on the lower west side with Austin-San Marcos-Round Rock in the middle and Houston on the east side. 

I had a minor A/C issue pop up last weekend, and Houston during the summer is NO JOKE to be without A/C.  

Hows it going guys, Im new to the real estate investing arena currently researching/shopping the Houston Market. 

Location limited to Texas, in or around cities like Victoria or Corpus Christi (not expensive MSAs like DFW, Houston, Austin).No particular asset type in mind, could be anything from retail to MF to warehouse or other.Renovation mostly non-structural, although upto 20% structural should be fine.Is there any particular asset type that typically requires major renovation?

trying to buy a rental property in Houston Texas whether it be a townhome condo Etc I have $50,000 to put towards buying 

Why: you need a true cost build-out that includes Capex, increased property tax, and increased insurance.Capex: you will need to make repairs to the home.Property tax: if you are not the owner occupant then taxes sky rocket. 

In Houston you may be able to pick up hundreds in one year.

I'm starting off in the Houston market.I’ve been doing a lot of driving for dollars, pretty much every chance I get since its apparently the easiest/cheapest way to get started generating leads as I don’t have a whole lot of money to start.

I'm starting off in the Houston market.I’ve been doing a lot of driving for dollars, pretty much every chance I get since its apparently the easiest/cheapest way to get started generating leads as I don’t have a whole lot of money to start.

I'm starting off in the Houston market.I’ve been doing a lot of driving for dollars, pretty much every chance I get since its apparently the easiest/cheapest way to get started generating leads as I don’t have a whole lot of money to start.