This is key to picking the right properties to invest in.

There's also Texas Veteran Land Board too. 

Do you have to tell what rent I'm receiving from the property when you go before the Board of Equalization? 

I've worked with several management companies through our projects at Better Coast Capital, and this is a list of the key factors I usually look for when selecting a new one.

@sierra crispBrian Hartsell at key property management has been good to me for the 10 properties they’ve managed for me over the last 10 years.

The money at the end, even with 5%-9% Cash on Cash ROI, is spectacular from my perspective.Getting that ball rolling is the key...So Property 1 (here is where I ask my questions)...Buy a Foreclosed or Dramatically Reduced (Not in this market) PropertyIf we can pay cash at this point, we should, I get that bit, but CAN this be financed through a bank?

I put a locker in her door to make her happy after she moved in my house, but I keep another key for her room, so I am also able to access her room when she is not in the room (I do not do that, but if I want, I can).

When this ended and markets started to fall, these "investors' were losing monthly cashflow and seeing the value of their property decline so they quit making payments and in some cases mailed the keys to the banks.  

There're several of us on this board.

The key is to appear serious and well researched.