Consultants only check them once a week at max or once a month, depending on the volume you receive.

@Ruchi PatelRates fluctuate daily, so that may be why?

We both work full time and are not surrounded by investors on a daily basis.

Could be a problem that the bigger, more experienced, high volume investors don’t want to deal with.

Just an idea but maybe post in the Texas forum for greater success (I only found this because I have a "Fort Worth" alert even though I check the Texas forum daily).Now, to answer your question, most of the investors I know look for duplexes in the south part of Fort Worth. 

Another problem is insurance coverage if its zoned a 2 daily & its run as an illegal 3 family you could jeopardize coverage.

The industry needs a transformation, with fewer brokerages and fewer agents working for lower fees but higher volume, where total cost to sell including commissions falls to 3-5% total for a median-priced home, whether it's percentage or flat fee. 

And so far, since raising investor capital in 2006, none of my investors have lost their capital with me.that's a good Run Mike.. was pretty tough going through 08 to 2012 without getting bruised I know I did.. but here were are living to fight another day.. of course we do high volume smaller transactions so your going to have a loser in there.. right now I am sitting at a little over 1700 transactions the last 7 years.. of which 1600 or so we made our projected returns the others we might have come short or just got a capital back and a some we lost money on..

I can get you set up to receive properties in the towns your looking on a daily basis. 

Read as much as you can daily on bigger pockets and listen to their podcasts.