I am sure not all homes are like this.. but for me Its more than theme its reality  in the long run your deal will boil down to PM and tenants  if you can keep turn over to a absolute minimum and you have tenants that are very kind to your property you should do pretty well. that price point and rent in Dallas should get you decent folks in both respects.I don't subscribe to the rent appreciation theory I think rents are topping.. and people are going to drop back into buying houses when house payments are lower than rent... its a cycle that's for sure... but 1300 a month even in Texas will buy a nicer home with an fha loan that they are renting from you... at some point this is going to turn in my mind.

While it might be your goal to own the property indefinitely for cash flow, investors don't typically subscribe to taking that ride with you.

They are obviously going through the court records or subscribing to a service that consolidates court records.

Keeps alot of riff raff out, so serious subscribers and Investors can enjoy their time well spent on here.A big thanks to the moderators for: Asking the right questions, and sometimes asking subscribers to clarify and / or expand on their comments.

Even then I believe the proposal requires that landlords must occupy one of the units for one yr before legally renting out the entire property.You sound like you know what you're doing - my guess is this is nothing new but just in case you may find this link useful: http://www.seattle.gov/dpd/cityplanning/completepr...They send out announcements and an email blast every so often that you can subscribe to through that link.  

Here is a link to JLL's research: http://www.us.jll.com/united-states/en-us/researchTo keep yourself up to date on whats happening in the markets you can subscribe to Biznow updates. https://www.bisnow.com/ .

I feel like BP has gotten to 1 million subscribers despite the app.

Subscribe to www.datatree.com  and talk to them.You might find other services that offer the service locally. 

Is it a feature only available to paying subscribers?

Ideally, I would just sit down and supply content from a checklist (custom auto-replies, subscriber links to MailChimp, Vumber links, custom pictures, custom videos, etc.).