I have been lucky so far to have a slow but steady plan to grow my real estate, but I am now having an issue.I think I'm headed down a good path but could use a good resource for the next step.I have 7 properties, 5 in my name and 2 I bought in my LLC's name.I used a Heloc on my house to buy two rental properties so I was able to buy them in the company name.

I also have an investment property in Pearland and so far my homeowner's insurance has remained steady on that home at around $1700/year (it's under my name, not an llc).

Take social slow and steady and don't post things that everyone else does.

.`~ First, I would find out what the regulations say about minimum temperature.  

And even with the emigration out of Silicon Valley, the prices in those markets seem to be holding steady.

I have an S-Corp (construction company) that is providing a main source of steady income.

Find and work a steady part-time job at a firm you plan to work at when you graduate. 

Still nowhere near a balanced market, but a steady improvement in the right direction nonetheless.Properties that are priced correctly are only lasting a few days on the market before they go under contract. 

@Connor Kerr Section 8 can be a concern, but if she's been steady paying rent that certainly mitigates the concern. 

Now if your looking for appreciation and your playing the long term game, areas like Missouri City, Sugar Land, and Katy are areas that homes do not struggle to get rented and have a steady appreciation rate.