FYI: It’s a 5 bedroom- 4 bath, I’m looking for a group of professional roommates or a family.  4 days is pretty short to worry - especially a five-bedroom house - this is likely going to have a much smaller group of potential tenants and ging to take some time.

It’s 4 blocks away from a major university health center (and embassy suites for hospital visitors) and 2 miles from another hospital (possible travel nurse MTR potential).

For steady income, Cleveland's a great choice with good cash flow potential.

Looking for my first-ever deal and I found a potential fixer-upper.

As I mentioned in my original post; I am a mortgage broker and I am very careful to present a lender to my potential borrowers as I don't want them to get scammed.

If you’re sending LOIs and proof of funds and still not getting any response, that’s a huge problem and potential ethical violation.

A follow-up question: What resources do you use when examining a potential market area?

Otherwise, there are still decent flips in this market with rates the way that they are.As for the volatility/crash potential, there are people who get paid A LOT more than me trying to guess that, but I think in the end, that is why we do real estate instead of solely stocks, etc. because of the perceived 'stability' of real estate.

I don't know enough about TX real estate law to be able to fully evaluate the potential moves here.  

There is a community over there wanting to build up a boardwalk similar to New Jersey and return North Beach to it's prime (I think it had a boardwalk in 1915 before a hurricane).It has a lot of work to be done but it's in a good spot to downtown, right near the highway so easy to access and get to places all over the city whether you are going to the island for spring break or the university to visit college students it's a short drive.The area it self could be better but I think it has a lot of potential.