For Instance, I just closed on a 22 unit, fully occupied apartment building in a Class A neighborhood in NJ. 

Afterwards, I worked down in Houston until I completed a Leadership Rotational Program in the Oil and Gas Industry.With my family living back in Oklahoma City, some even working in the real estate space, I have worked to build out my knowledge of the real estate market there.

If you decide to sell the home look for an apartment deal that instantly provides positive cash flow. 

I use California Closets on apartment complexes.

Both invest heavily in apartment buildings.

@Chaunna Henry, you posted under the Houston Real Estate Forum.

I want to do this to a building in the Houston area for anyone else who wants to comment.

If you go for apartments, that's a way to make cash flow here.You basically need to find someone that is familiar with the booming markets and cities here, find someone that you can trust your investment.Nick

Honored to be a part of the BP family, and I’ve learned so much!

Also, I've been talking to some contractors lately and seems like I could build anything (house, apartment complex, condominium, hotel, retail center) for between $100-$110/sq. ft., so perhaps it would make sense to build at times.I'm opening my LoopNet app right now.