If you could please lend any advice/experiences/lessons learned about moving into a SFH fixer upper w/ conventional financing + renovation loan, add sweat equity, refinance in a few years and convert to full rental, I'd truly appreciate it.This is my strategy to begin my REI career here in Houston and considering Oak Forest area, so any locals with advice on that would be sincerely appreciated as well.Thank you so much for your time!

You also have the risk of a lot of mutli units being built recently - at least in the Houston market. 

Hi I'm just now getting started in wholesaling and need a purchase sale agreement that alows assigning i live in Houston tx. please help

I’m a young African American from Houston Texas who fell in love with real estate.

Well, "near" = the galeria (I'm downtown) are of Houston .  

I posted a few days about an owner I ran across in Houston, wondering how he got so big.  

This meets the 1% which is good for Houston in my opinion, and also seems to meet the 50% rule.It is not in the best area but it is really close to a couple of universities and 5 minutes from downtown so I think there is a lot of potentials for tenants.

James I primarily invest in commercial and though I live in Houston, I have projects in Austin and Birmingham. 

Looking for contacts in Memphis, DFW, Houston, Oklahoma City, Little Rock, Tulsa, and Saint Louis. 

The exception, of course, is emergencies that effect the Tenant’s living conditions, like when the A/C stopped working in August at one of the Houston properties.2.