BP is pretty strict on promotion/naming deals/syndicators.

Hi all - have some electrical work that I need done to bring my SFR up to code.  

They only stop owing rent once the lease ends or a new tenant is found.Section 91.006 of the Texas Property Code describes a "landlord's duty to mitigate damages."

@Kevin Tang I believe there’s currently a moratorium on issuing new STR permits there (until they determine new codes/restrictions).

Month-to-Month ‘Average Days to Rent’ data based on Zip-Code/Metro/City.

And you ask to talk to the on duty planner.. show them the map.. then ask your questions.. they will then usually hand you the code for that zoning code that the parcel is in and you can read that. 

$800 a month for a 3/1 home in that zip code is way too low. 

Ultimately you need to pick one that is good for your income, career, real estate, and can provide you the answers you are looking for while building wealth through the tax code loopholes provided (all legally of course).

Her mortgage right now (minus the condo fees cause she can't pay) is way cheaper than rent.She will not have any place to go, but she may be able to salvage her credit if she sells to me.Landlords will become even more strict when screening after the rent moratorium ends.I just refinanced, my mortgage is really low.I was also thinking buying her unit, living there, and she can rent my unit, as an option if she brings up being priced out of rent market.

For me personally, I focus on up and coming areas rather than the hot zip codes that people are flocking to so instead of #1-5 in growth areas, maybe 6-10 is more reasonable for you.