Whether that be cleaning out rental properties (I'm well aware of how dirty this work can get), to hosting open houses and so on.So far, I have created a profile on upwork.com and I plan on leaving my resume at local Real Estate Agencies. 

But, in my view it is the most robust and viable precisely because it forces us to think through what the cash flows might look in the future and why, and what our exit might look like, and why ?

I'm staunchly pro-multifamily compared to SFH for a few reasons, but one of the main ones is that it's a more robust income stream compared to a SFH.

I want to start there because it is where 70% of tourists go and they have robust tourism infrastructure for activities but a lack of available beds.

Rehab and Sell. and Rehab and Refi into a longer term loan to rent out.I was wondering if there were any excel and real estate investment experts that would be able to help add to this model to make it more robust or at least tell me if the formulas set up inside the model are accurate.

I'm also here to communicate wholesalers ( for any tips or advice for a "newbie") and investors ( to find out the property desired, price range flexibility and to create a actively robust buyers list).

Houston has a great robust economy with O&G, technology, finance, and retail but battered with the potential of natural disaster (mainly hurricanes) every few years (I been through a few hurricanes).

In general, lenders want to see a 25% down payment and a year of experience on your resume managing similar investments.

Billy San Roman Stick to secondary markets with robust economies.

Projections by local economists further suggest a robust market through mid 2017 before any systemic issues might cause a slowing down of the local commercial real estate markets (impact market anomalies excepted).This is being proven out by the continued compression of CAP rates, rising rents, and increased valuations.