Specializing in this area of real estate since 2010, I've grown a huge heart and am very protective of seniors.

Properties near the heart of town look to be very expensive (Montrose, Midtown, Heights, Wash Ave) and I am not familiar with the other areas of Houston since I just moved here. 

First thing, my daughter had congestive heart failure and I was preoccupied with her health.

For example, an older park will often have a good location (because it was built in the heart of town 50 years ago) but that age will result in a lower score on infrastructure, density and age of homes.

well... consider this.If your most beloved little daughter suddenly needs heart surgery.

Its not for the faint at heart as many pour in 10k+ a month into the advertising pool..I have dabbled google ads into my own site with some leads and returns but nothing near what the Homevestors guys pull in.Fast forward- I came up on an opportunity to purchase a full Homevestors franchise in Texas for a really good price which can be relocated to my home market if it doesn't work out.

It is not for the faint of heart. 

And it isn't just these insanely over worldly Airbnbs under a billion stars that captured our hearts and dollars.

About 1.5 hr drive from heart of DFW metroplex.

You will also need a Rockstar Investor Agent that has your interest at heart and willing to make several offers for you because you will be competing with other 49 serious buyers who are mostly non-investor.Goodluck