@Srikanth EthirajI am a real estate agent and investor in the TX market and have done BRRRR strategy.Katy, Cypress, Spring, some parts of Houston, Conroe, Tomball, Pearland are great markets.These cities tend to command quality tenants, and they have great schools.Get in touch with a local agent or investor and shorten your learning curve and save you a lot of headaches as they tend to understand the market better.All the best!

Proximity to the beach is a significant driver of rental demand and will command higher rental prices, leading owners to experience attractive returns on investment.In Texas, particularly in areas like Galveston, there is a robust market for direct beachfront vacation rentals.

Situated in Cary, NC, a highly sought-after real estate area, similar houses command rents in the 3K range.

If you can get Unit 3 rented for a couple of years then perhaps when it goes vacant again you will have some money to do a little rehab to it and then can command a higher rent.

Ask me how to make your site credible.. then do as your MSOOTKAUG commands and make your site credible...then you pick your weapon of choice.

Also, I've heard that if they miss a payment, a quick chat with their commanding officer will take care of everything 😂HOWEVER, we rented to another military guy, without doing a rigorous screen, and things haven't gone as well.

A single family home in general appreciates and commands higher rent then a multi family and not all markets have a strong rental market or numbers work vs purchase priceRecommend you find someone who either currently lives or was stationed in the markets you are heading AND has done the strategy you want to do

She respects her tenants and commands respect from them.

If you can tap into the 5-7 bedroom market, you'll be battling less competition and can generally command a higher ROI.  

I will say, try to work with the tenant first and contact their Chain of Command only as a last resort if you do have issues.