I take lots of pictures and give complete description of the property along with three to five comps.

@Michael Noto the comment about fax and internet was just to be more descriptive about the nature of the person, not lament the difficulty of communicating.Thanks for the feed back everyone.

Thanks so much for the info @Sharon TzibAny info broken down by specific geographic areas of the Houston market?

Or, they only do work in certain geographical areas.

And even experienced investors, if they have any sense, will admit that they are constantly learning new methods, new ways of approaching a problem.If you're looking for information to help guide you and are looking to make an investment of your time into your real estate education, I would start with reading the Ultimate Beginner's Guide (download it from the Education tab) for an overview of the investment sphere and a loose description of the various ways to participate.

I have a few similar units (based on your brief description) and I had projected market rents to be $1,000 per month.  

There have been very few government restrictions on development in Central Florida, no geographic restrictions (except for the ocean/bay) and thus land has historically been very cheap, so it has made more financial sense for developers to focus on single family.I just ran a quick MLS search for multi-family, and there are only a couple dozen 6-12 units on the market for all of mid florida (Tampa to Daytona, Ocala to Port Charlotte).Not to discourage you at all, you just may want to take the prevailing property types into account as you're formulating your strategy.Since you're new to BP, here are a few tips to help you get the most out of the site:Start here.

Starting from scratch with little info as we are from your description could take a whole book.  

If you really want to understand, take a one-day training class on how to research title at a local county recorder (if you can find such a trainer).Private parties use the county grantor/grantee index to first search for the property legal description and tax assessor's parcel number.The researchers then uses the system to identify the acquisition deed and subsequent voluntary encumbrances (mortgages or trust deeds) associated with that owner.

Here's a couple of posts on the subject that may give you a little insight into this industry.I personally am planning to jump into this industry with all fours in my geographical area as there are literally thousands of homes and properties with enough room to add "Additional Dwelling Units" on their properties.