The accessibility to contractors, market familiarity, and buyer demand all play huge roles in the success of a project.

Alternatively, you could look into seller financing on the new property, which requires less upfront cash.

@Jermaine JohnsonTo succeed in the Houston market, network with professionals like real estate agents, contractors, and property managers, leverage local investor groups, understand the market by researching neighborhood trends, supply and demand, and zoning regulations, use market data and tools, and start with a focused strategy based on your goals.

Storage facilities, especially, can be a great way to diversify your portfolio without requiring too much hands-on management a good fit given your demanding career.Feel free to reach out if you need insights on financing options for these ventures or any advice on getting started.

Hey everyone,I thought of this hypothetical scenario where I would do a seller-financed deal on a property valued at $250,000.

I've already got a salaried position which demands more hours than it pays (like they all do), so something with minimal hands on requirement in my spare time would be ideal.

I'm under the process of buying a house, not using a realtor.Contacted the seller through email and responds to me always.

As I was a Hole-Seller, LOL.

But is there no requirement for a seller's disclosure in this case?

You need to be direct with sellers.