PM me and I can send you a standard HAR lease and you'll see what I mean.

We are not even close to a balanced (6 month inventory) according to HAR (Houston Association of Realtors) has us at 3.5 months inventory (Feb Report)https://www.har.com/content/mlsHouston remains a sellers market for now

We were able to get high liability insurance coverage during my son's new build regardless of what the contractor is required to hold & must be presented to the Town Bldg Inspector before permits are pulled.My concern was the new archaic NY State scaffold law(s).Then when I saw young kids roofing three stories up (for one of the subs) without harnesses I threatened to throw them all off the property.

Below are some things we offerIncluded Management Services:12 Month Tenant GuaranteePet Guarantee100% Satisfaction Guarantee24 hour maintenance hotlineLease call centerAttend to daily telephone, email, portal and fax inquiriesAutomated rent collectionAccounting for security depositsPreparing month end statements Preparing annual year end income/expense statements & IRS 1099 formsMove in / Move out assessment reportsSecurity deposit disposition20 point tenant selection screeningWelcome gift bag for tenantLease preparation Lease enforcementOrganizing maintenance repairs & quotesOrganizing make ready bids & reportsVacant unit assessments and reportsVacant walk through every 7 – 10 daysManage vacancy – HOA, landscaping, showings, etc.Years of experienceContinuous education through NARPM, HAR and TRECLicensed agents as Property ManagersCertified Property Manager on staff

It's not HAR, it's NTREIS.  

Any basic roofer with a ladder and harness can get up there an pop a cap on for you.

Renting a home for six months or as a corporate rental can be more challenging, however, since there is a smaller pool of tenants for those types of rentals, but HAR (Houston's MLS) allows you to set the term you want if you choose to advertise it there; Craigslist is very flexible.

I'm new to HAR and I'm looking to start investing in real estate.

That's where all my rentals are now.You can find him easily on HAR or even google.

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