I am happy with both and they have been in operation for multiple decades so your mind is at ease working with these groups.Due to unforeseen circumstances I am actually looking to sell one, if you interested PM me:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/517/topics/1194691-equity-shares-available-houston-and-atlanta-multifamily-portfolios

I look forward to engaging with you all and building mutually beneficial relationships.Thank you, and I am excited to be a part of this community!

The other very old school option is to just knock on doors, my first apartment appraisal thats how I collected rental data on competing complexes.

You might consider syndications (large apartments with other investors) then, although you have to be really picky & cautious these days. 

For investors that treat Real Estate like a business, and a part or all of their business is wholesaling, then a change in the laws is a good thing for a good business person. 

I’m an out of state investor looking to shake hands with a property manager in the Houston area. 

For houses and apartments we have $/door and CoC ROI metrics.

Unfortunately they are using the same leases they use for apartments.

It makes sense for apartments but probably too much work for single houses.

From start to finish, Tanja demonstrated remarkable expertise and dedication, making the process both efficient and rewarding.What truly set Tanja apart was her ability to navigate challenging sellers with ease and confidence.