And if anyone has any recommendation on a group in Houston for people just starting off.Thanks BPAdam

, and giving reviews and feedback on bad owners and management in the area as well as referrals for the good ones.Also, many local Houston investors have joined the Investor groups and they are a great way to interact, network and find deals.  

I'm filling inefficiencies in the system by letting younger or hungrier tradesman refine their skills by bidding on my projects while I learn the process myself, and the few that I like but don't use for now I simply keep for near future use.It's not rocket surgery - just the freelance way you and I chose

I bought a house in Houston which is where I am from.

Can anyone recommend a "wholesaler friendly" title company or real estate attorney in Houston?

I am really wanting to get to know some of the Houston folks on here.

The property is a 140 unit class-C apartment complex in the Houston Texas market.

Hello,I have a lead that came today from La Porte , TX close to Houston, and before I go to meeting, I would like to know if this could be a deal or not to wholesaleSale Price to investor: $67,000Repairs $3,000Rental estimate: $1,000No HOAAnnual Taxes + Insurance = $2,300House built in 1940, 3 BE, 1BAI appreciate your comments

There is a group here in Houston called Quest that puts on seminars but alas they are the ones earning the fee so I would be interested to hear what the non-bias opinions are.

@Deborah B.That 2% rule is very market dependent.As an easy illustration,I will give you a portion of our portfolio.We have 17 SFR under management here in Houston, we average $400 a month in income (after taxes, insurance etc..) on those property giving us around $6800 a month passive.