When I used to buy homes at the foreclosure auction we would employee a retired title officer that would perform the research.

Same thing applies to employees who complain when a new boss comes on board and makes a number of changes. 

I'm an investor in Dallas area with over 500 rentals and mortgage notes, and 10 full-time employees, and I was thinking back on my day and how much time I spend solving problems instead of finding deals.

But it's kind of been one thing after another for the past 3 months and seems like they are having general "Growing pains" and a lack of communication amongst themselves with several new employees.

@Corey Jenrich I agree with @Dave Foster here. 

Up until now, I've only been able to rely on a good attitude and how hard I can work as an employee.

@dave foster, I actually found the HOA listing for three complexes so far in my area.

If I was in your shoes, I might get some numbers together, maybe employee the services of an agent and simply reach out to the owner.

@Raj SHa you can try east/south or South East Austin...Elgin, Manor, Del Valle (DV)...you can get something for 275-305K and you can pretty much break even with rents around 1400-1800 but u put 25 -30% down...however this part of Austin is not preferred due to low household incomes, poor schools etc....but DV is now new home to Tesla with 50% of employees to be within Travis County itself with salaries around 50K/yr typical blue collar jobs and these are ideal folks for long term rentals..plus google velocity/domain type mall under construction etc...plus there is huge possibility of Tesla suppliers moving here as well.

@Dave Foster I'm not familiar with NNN's but will reach out to you to discuss more if you're available.