Within the records there should be a sheet appointing an Executor/Executrix/Personal Representative (these are all pretty much interchangeable).

I'm pretty sure I read or heard somewhere that it's in the works.

If you get a good one they will charge you a pretty penny for your first deals, but also expect that they may need to coach you a bit through the process before you find your legs.

Obviously if you were to put this in a calculation spreadsheet there'd be a lot more expenses than PITI and it might not cash flow depending on what numbers you put in.Overall though, it's a pretty cool neighborhood.

If it's baseboard electric heat and hot water, it's especially urgent to get this taken care of.Either way, I'd find a way to get a second meter installed pronto. it should be a pretty general implication that any advice given should not be followed unless you can confirm it is legal in your state.

Pretty typical in commercial in my market for buyers or tenants to pay their own agents.

Your $200/m per door can be eaten up pretty quickly on one-two cap ex projects.  

My primary focus for the Houston RE market are flips and wholesaling.I'm also interested in attending RE meetups and networking sessions if anyone knows of goods meetup dates this is something I'm highly interested in as well.I'm pretty new to the Houston Tx market and would like to know more about knowledge on the area such as up and coming neighborhoods, market trends and general location of the neighborhoods. 

I have 6 doors pretty soon 8.

Pretty simple, actually.