Hi @Jason Muth, my company frequently acquires these types of projects (though we have our hands a bit full with some of our existing projects in Concord and Manchester right now) including in the area that you're talking about. 

. $45,000 of the average person's gross pay.Facts are, unless a realtor is walking neighborhoods, knocking on doors to find a seller, the agent that is most likely to sell a property in the Buyer's Agent and they're all looking at the same menu of homes that thousands of realtors and consumers access directly of indirectly.  

Not knowing the scenario of the street/driveway access it would be best to speak directly with the zoning office and/or a land use attorney. 

Michael Dang Nick Smith are correct and Brian Burke you can access www.hcad.org as an additional resource to get tax info.

I'm sure some of the 1031 facilitators on here will correct me if I'm wrong and amplify what I say if I'm right.I'm pretty sure that the title of the acquired property will have to be in EXACTLY the same name as the title on the sold property.

Let me explain.AC Unit: We already knew the unit had to be repaired, but by the time we acquired the house, the unit had actually be stolen.

The HELOC I have has a maximum of 96k available and I also have other cash saved I can quickly access in case I need to in case things go wrong.So to get to my question...I'm trying to establish a good financial history for an LLC that I formed at the beginning of 2018.  

When we acquired the property in December they were already 9months in and wanted to sign a new 2yr contract from Jan at the same price...

A mortgage broker will have access to many lenders.

What is a good strategy to find landlords that wish to acquire properties to rent to students in college towns?