I have called a few local cleaning services but their a bit pricey and they mentioned finding someone independent may be a better fit.

DM me and I can send you the list to have a local agent cross-check against their recommendation.

The education and health services sector alone added 23,800 jobs in the past year, reflecting a significant expansion in these industries, particularly in healthcare and social assistance​.Proximity to Major Employment Centers: Greater Heights offers convenient access to key employment hubs such as downtown Houston and the Galleria area, which are major attractors for residents due to the short commute and abundant job opportunities​.Education: Nearby institutions like University of Houston and Rice University contribute to the area's appeal.Infrastructure Projects: Ongoing developments like the East Blocks Redevelopment and BioHub II at Generation Park enhance local amenities and attractiveness.Investment InsightsGreater Heights Rental Market Trends:Single-Family House Rentals:Median Rent: $1,350 for 1 bedroom, $2,695 for 2 bedrooms, $3,250 for 3 bedrooms, and $6,100 for 4+ bedrooms​​.Stability in rent prices with modest YoY increases: 2 bedroom rents increased by $195, and 3 bedroom rents by $250​​.Median Sold Price YoY ComparisonApartment Rentals:1 bedroom apartments saw a YoY increase of $305, 2 bedroom apartments by $667, indicating strong demand for these unit types​​.Available Rentals:High availability of both house and apartment rentals, indicating a robust market that can support new rental investments​​.Sales Market Trends:Median Sale Prices:Significant appreciation in home values, particularly in 1-bedroom homes, which saw a 190.7% increase from $215K to $625K​​.Other bedroom counts also showed positive appreciation, e.g., 2 bedrooms (5.3%), 3 bedrooms (6.5%), 4 bedrooms (17.4%)​​.Market Activity:Increased number of homes for sale and sold, suggesting a dynamic and active real estate market.

Welcome to the forum,Attending local meet ups is a great way to connect with local investors in your area.

$15m in EB-5, large skin-in-the-game from the local Seattle developer who put in 25% in equity through the land contribution, 75%/25% JV, blue-chip architect & well mapped out condo project.

Plug in with a local realtor. 

Bubble formations will be the most rampant in these areas and the chickens are coming home to roost here.I remember at a REI meeting someone told me they'd take 6 Rocky mount over 1 raleigh.

I do believe it will help, giving me access to the MLS and can run comps and have knowledge of the market.Also, will be looking to house hack and buy and holds if I can get all the pieces to fall together.Will be attending meetups to network.Will be searching for my own deals with some local realtors.

Talk to the owners about their experience with the franchise or - is it good bad , are they dictatorial, are they willing to work with you etc... talk to a local SBA Advisor about starting your own business, there's a lot more to it than you might imagine.Good Luck!

Tough to beat this answer from @Michael PlaksYou can also check out these two recent posts that walk through Section 121 Exclusion and 1031 Exchange guidelines and strategyHow Section 121 Exclusion and 1031 Exchange works: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/1195208-1031-and-sec-121-experts-want-to-sell-rental-but-tax-worried What not to do if you don't meet the requirements for Section 121 Exclusion and 1031 Exchange:  https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/1195383-5k-for-cap-gains-tax-opinion-quote-that-reasonable ...