We all need boundaries/investment criteria; otherwise, we have no direction.  

I understand this requirement is in the Texas Property Code, but I want to confirm it applies to student housing. 

I was womdering how the process was to work with an agent rather than the seller directly?

Thank you all for any advice, I can do the research if someone can just point me in the right direction. 

Thus the demand for land has been push in ALL directions with Oakland as it's hub on the East side.

Your first step should have been to apply the February rent payment towards January.

I do BRRRR not flips but the same issue applies when doing multiple things at once.

It keeps things simple and aligns with the local laws and regulations that directly impact your property.

@Dave Hart, costs and taxes may sound like a valid reason to raise rent and probably makes sense if you mention rising costs to a tenant but in reality they have nothing directly to do with whether you should raise rent or by how much.

There're such videos on YouTube and other platforms.Unfortunately we cannot direct people there because BiggerPockets would consider it self-promotion and penalize us for trying to share this knowledge.