As noted earlier, the engines of Houston’s economy—energy, chemicals, trade, corporate operations—emerged from Harvey intact.

You have some money, and I would think energy since you mentioned your age.

I've seen burned-out LLs around here who would love partnering up with someone full of energy and hard-work to take over rehabbing and renting their properties.It ain't free money, you understand.

Thanks for your time, energy, and all you give to others here on BP!

When the dollar drops enough, and the price of energy gets high enough, our country will hopefully get back to manufacturing, and exporting.

Yes, I think you should start building your list before you get a deal, but really at least 80% of your energy needs to be on finding deals.

I wouldnt waste your energy taking a $30K house to court.

Having applied a little bit of energy, they probably expect higher returns.

Austin, I am a little confused by what you are asking, but there are many ways to improve value besides kitchen and bath:- landscaping- new windows- flooring throughout- trim/molding throughout- new roof if needed- improved light fixtures throughout- add/remove walls to make better use of space if needed- add built in bookshelves- repaint the outside/shutters- increase energy efficiencyThose are just a few things and what to do will of course depend on the comps in that area and what is selling.

NNN properties are a nice pension to have, because someday you won't have the energy to work for a paycheck, but because you invested along the way, you will be okay.