Keeping on topic..from a real estate perspective, the demographic is younger, more transient and likely to demand newer and modern amenities.

@Dan Kiely, I have connections to multiple investor-friendly Agents around Houston with great deals like you described...

Online real estate sites such as Trulia, Zillow, Redfin, Realtor.com, and LoopNet.

When I'm starting to talk with real estate agents and they ask for more information about me, what should I be providing them?   

Back Looking forward to connecting! 

You can close in the business name/LLC here.You are not required to have your investment property in the business name, however, some lenders and bank may require it if they are a purely business purpose, lending institution who servicing companies, mandate commercial purpose only.And yes, finally you can get landlord insurance.I recommend shopping around and comparing a few quotes to get started happy to connect to talk further strategy and detail.

We proceeded to do a live-in flip and invest heavily in Detroit real estate.

My real estate agent, who has a long prior career history in construction, seems to be happy with both the properties and has inspected them in detail and also been under the crawl space noting new plumbing, electrical and foundation sister-in-law beams too.As mentioned it is looking very likely the current buyer will not meet the closing deadline at which point I am next in line and have got price agreed with the back up after a few phone calls today. 

Hi Everyone, looking to connect with folks who run STRs in the Hamptons (Long Island New York).I have a couple and would love to chat!

I’m a real estate pro so material participation isn’t an issue, but the majority of my clients are in the $300k-$900k/yr gross household income range and so using STRs is not only the best way to get great ROI on real estate nowadays but the tax benefits are the primary driver for most including myself.