It looks interesting but i cannot find much on them in terms of reviews? 

Their adjuster is reviewing the papers!

I would totally suggest going to a branch office.

Hi Brendon,If you want to work with local companies, I suggest you simply call title companies and ask them if they can facilitate assignment of contracts.

That's what I would suggest.

I would suggest a price drop, but you say its competitive. 

This will give potential renters a better idea of the layout and feel of the property, even if they are unable to visit in person.Positive reviews: Encourage your current and past tenants to leave positive reviews of your rental property on Zillow.

Can an attorney review it and ask for changes sure, but why spend the money?

If you find a place that will cash flow at a 200k budget on long term rents in Houston, I promise you that you do not want to own in that neighborhood AND it probably does not actually cash flow due to the class of tenant, capex, vacancy, and turnover costs.I'd suggest you try to find some connection to a place rather than randomly picking a market.

any suggestions?