@Bijal Patel nice to meet you, please send me a direct message, would like to find out some more information, thanks! 

Nice job starting early.

Those may be nice houses, but not a good fit for rentals in Houston at those price points.  

I've learned here that developing better systems, delegation of work/ responsibilities and building a team is the only way to maintain or increase project flow with the goal of achieving a better quality of life.  

Looking back, I should have narrowed it down to 2 or 3 because it is a lot of work to develop more.Within the two or three markets, I looked on loopnet and started developing relationships with the key apartment brokers in the areas.

If you want them to buy and close before entitlements then their is more risk to the end user owner or the developer and they will pay very little for the property.

I'm working hard to make sure that they have a nice place to live.  

@Andrew Brewer I know this is possibly irrelevant but maybe it will be a good idea to compare what prices are state-to-state, but in NJ if you want something with nice finishes... $150/sqft... if you want something with "ehhh" finishes then you can probably get down to like 100-125/sqft depending obviously on how much work you give your guys and what kind of relationship you have with them.

Indianapolis grows and seems to be big on development more than most small cities. 

Nice to meet you!