I have never used Mynd but Pete Nubig that runs the Houston Market is top notch.  

It may be worth relocating to another, less expensive city in Texas like Dallas or Houston (although prices there aren't "cheap" by any means).

If you want something longer-lasting, cedar and redwood are great—they handle Houston’s humidity well, though redwood is pricier.

Understand you are doing reviews in various forums and posts to help people with your reviews of their businesses.My roommate right after college in Houston. 

I’m a beginner investor in the Houston area with a decade of 3D and 2D CAD design and FDM 3D printing experience.

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $225,000

Cash invested: $8,000

Bought in early 2023. Currently house-hacking - Renting out spare bedrooms. One room...

I have worked in wholesaling and portfolio management with a top 10 homebuilder out of Houston, TX.

My question is- does anyone know of a credit union in the Galveston/Houston area that will work with investors and offer cash out refinances?

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

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