Greater Houston is a great place for real estate investments given the deflated prices compared to other US markets & the impressive population growth.Here are a few tips in this market:- lack of zoning makes knowledge of subdivisions(neighborhoods) VERY important; so know your numbers by subdivisions, i.e DOM, avg sales & rental price per sqft etc- market in Houston below $150k is overpopulated right now- too many people & too many transactions- so don't be fooled by recent sales data since they may be inflated; true value of SF investment properties should be driven by cap rates; SF rental market in Houston in north of 10% cap rateLet us know if we can assist on any way- we provide data to help investors find their own off-market deals.

Look for vacant houses in neighborhood with a lot of cash buyer activity.

I know that there are risks in C grade neighborhoods but just like any investment, there are always risk so I am okay with that.

In a great neighborhood, great CCR, CF, etc.

This is the simple "Pergo" style stuff.

The concrete look has to go with the style of the house interior for it not to look out of place and cheap.Personally, I would not want concrete floors in my house.

BUT is it possible to "transform" a neighborhood or community?

Tell them about your property and ask them to pull sales of similar size, quality, and style properties in the area that are in similar condition.

Impressive looking pair of deals.Are all of your new purchases in the same neighborhood?

Good Morning BP, there is a SF being sold by owner in my neighborhood.