In terms of property management I've done it all myself.

I'm looking anywhere from Bedford out to I-35 west, and the price is definitely reflective of the ISD in terms of $/square ft.

If he's OK to get paid over time, we can offer him more using payment in terms.

Let's say hypothetically someone wanted to sue me (God forbid), this information is readily available in terms of potential assets I may or may not have acquired ... you know what I mean?

Also, in terms of timing, I am reading Landlording on Autopilot and the process he outlines, if I'm understanding it right, is to contact the tenant when they are approved and require that I receive the security deposit to hold the property within 24 hours of that contact.

I was thinking in terms of buying buy and holds in the future with strong cash flow.  

You could not have picked a better city in terms of weather.Before everyone falls over themselves to "help" lets understand your needs.Can you please elaborate as to what you mean by "investing in new construction".

We do have a number of investors that call us after speaking with them and they're the ones are usually give us feedback in terms of how they compare to the other companies out there, as well as us.Feel free to call Michael at our office as he is the one who usually talks to those investors and gets their comments and feedback.Be sure to set up some Keyword Alerts so you'll be notified when people mention that which interests you here in the forums. 

I would only offer what the additional income provides in terms of value to an investor.

Those types of investors aren't going to move the needle in terms of pricing.And my guess is that BP isn't spawning a ton of big time operations to be created either.