Which is also frustratign for myself finding good flips or rentals that I'm not dropping big money to land the 'deal"The market here reminds me a lot of when the foreclosures were on the rise and I was bidding with 10-20+ offers on properties in Atlanta, Ga.

I look at plenty of tenanty's bills though and unless there is insulation, a $400 bill in the winter is going to be likely for a house this old at the temperature most tenants keep the heat - over 72.

Not long ago while dropping off my son at his friends house (which his parents rent and whom I know) I saw an opportunity to purchase that property as a flip.

Anyone in Houston drop me a line so we can talk and perhaps meet while I am there. 

There are plenty of ways to collect an application fee, but then in most systems I have to manually enter the applicant's data into the credit check system, and it results in a "hard" inquiry dropping their score a couple points.Here's what I'm hoping to find:1. 

I have listed for sale a 4 acre parcel that is adjacent to existing single family residential developments, most of the area homes are valued between $350k and $550k, with several at $700k+ and on acre to 1.25 acre lo...

I found nothing from a quick Google search on this topic, and just looking for confirmation on the degree of absurdity regarding this statement.Let the jaw dropping begin...

We understood that when we purchased our new home and are willing and able to stay if the market drops again.

Anticipated rent roll is 950-975.I contacted the realtor to get some back story as the price has dropped from 189 to 176.He said there were some issues with encroachment with neighbor and have since resovled. 

It's. slowly melting as the temperatures will be freezing for the next week.