That old wive's tale of lease options being illegal in Texas still persists, I see.Fact check:  lease options are, in fact, legal in the great state of Texas,

Much more to this tale...but don't want to complain. 

I have a 30 mile drive to the office ever day and drive by numerous houses that appear to be in foreclosure. all the tell tale signs, tall grass, signs in the windows stating its been winterized or a lockbox on the door. some of these have been this way for years with no realty signs indicating it's REO. any idea how I find this out and maybe start negotiating with the bank?

I also advertise and post on Instagram although not very often.

I haven't posted in a long time but had to share... got a phone call from my property manager today. Tenant is distraught: one of his cats is missing. It's like one of his children. He's searched the entire (4-u) buil...

Guess not, but this isn't fairy tales and pixie dust...this is real life scenarios that I've dealt with over 20 years.

Connect w me on instagram and i can help, im licensed in NJ but mainly invest.

The only ways I can find them right now is by using:- Google Alerts- Fire Department Instagram - Local crime alert websitesI tried to ask the fire department, but the fire fighters had no idea. 

I am not sure how socially active you are on media platforms such as instagram, facebook, etc but I have found tenants through joining  groups like "Name of the university  Housing/Roommate Search" groups catered to university students or local housing/roommate shares group where its more catered to family/working professionals.

I created a business Facebook and Instagram account and my broker put me in a bunch of local news papers.