@Daniel Pitner I use my local MLS which is called HAR.com here in Houston and look at College Station area.

@Jill BuhrfiendThere are a bunch of waste transfer stations in the city and suburbs that you can drive up and dump just about anything.

Hello all, very new member to this forum.I am middle of a deal to acquire a gas station in Glendale, AZ (Phoenix area).

I would like to purchase rental homes in college station to rent out to students, but I know there are so many other options.

The population has been growing here year over year over the last decade, it is home to The Ohio State University which has over 50,000 students that live here along with those that visit, and it also holds a diverse range of young professionals and traveling nurses to fill the demand of the multiple business corporations and hospitals stationed here.

I like to go to the local news station and see what were the lead stories in the past year.

Do you know how long you'll be stationed in San Antonio?

I'm stationed in Hawaii and getting out in 2 years and moving to Muncie.

It's one of those things as the property gets bigger the cost can be more of a baked in expense for the cost/benefit.Some gas stations can get 100% bonus depreciation followed by car washes where not 100% but a lot of it year 1 can be depreciated.Tax accountants often can do basic calculations for cost seg but if you do plumbing and electrical in walls and all of that really need an engineer for those services.

I am debating on closing or open to partnering on a 6000 sqft commercial warehouse/office space in cypress station in Houston, TX.