Meanwhile, Meritage Homes is moving along with their plan to develop an 800 home development on the old Pine Crest Golf Club in northwest Houston, which is entirely in a 100-year flood zone.Council was supposed to approve the creation of a MUD for the new development this week.

Today we contacted her to start arranging good times for some prospective new tenants to see the house. 

Step #2: find out whether developers would treat it as a knock-down.

@Avi Garg I have developed one from about five different ones and then it's changed after every deal.

It may appraise for that based on development value.

It takes a lot of capital and time to develop one from scratch

I am currently enrolled in a class in college called professional development and we have to interview 5 people in the industry we choose, and do a write up on each.

This will be a great forum for you to learn and develop a network. 

This is low work on your part and will put it on their credit report for prospective new landlords to see.

I have a friend who manages 4 and he says he'll never take on a house under 4000 sf because its the same headaches for less revenue on the smaller homes.Also, read up on VHR Vacation Home Rental recent debates and developments, it's a hot issue currently, not sure what's on the horizen for each jurisdiction around the lake.