Each county also has it's own website which offers more "local" information, and of course I would check out the Chamber of Commerce for each city/town or county.

I’m trying to find more deals north of town because I’m so burned out with getting to Austin.

In the screen shot below you will see where I further Customized this form to show me the *Year it was built*Square Feet* When the new furnace was installed*When a New Water Heater was installed*New Carpeting(All these screenshots are demo files not my real files)Now we get to Customize our Templates.

Being in a bad part of town usually means the quality of tenants won't be that high.

He just got a new job and is moving to town.

When someone says they're in town for five hours and they want to look at houses, the agent jumps through hoops to make it happen.

If you are interested in investing in mulitfamily and want to look at all of the properties I’ve built and developed over the years let me know. 

I did that recently for an out of town purchase, and I strongly prefer to lead my own charge, so to speak.

Texas City has a place called  "Chelsea" which has more multi-unit properties, but I heard it is a rough part of town and many businesses are moving out.  

After I've built up a sizable amount, I will transition into a BRRRR strategy.I'd love to connect with other investors and possibly even partner up and contribute capital towards a deal!