It's a smaller unit (2 bd, 2bth, 900 sq ft) garden style condo in a resort/sports club.

Locations where the houses have a low price cap like Sunnyside, Kashmir Gardens, Baytown, and some areas in Missouri City would be places not necessarily ideal for flip investments.

A few fresh investors a couple of agents, and property managers if I can find a day everyone will make work next week for coffee dinner or drinks it's still in the air.

Worse case, I'm looking at a 10 year cap.My question - update the unit, my priority being to add a bathroom (the biggest bang for buck) which may or may not require moving a wall or just give it a fresh coat of paint and see who bites.The first option will be the most money with a potential rental upside, though not what I would have gotten a in Jan or Feb. 

I am fresh into this investing as well and was also looking at Jacksonville, FL.

I come up with a list of topics I want to talk about, then actually jot down my talking points right before we video that way it's fresh in my mind and I'm not rambling too much or forget what I want to say.

People have also been reading more, making music and gardening more, according to data on sales of recreational books, musical instruments and seeds.

A fresh start, no inherited tenant. 2) Alternatively, you can try to reach out to the tenant yourself and better understand the situation.

So, a freshly remodeled property may have a "no dogs" rule, whereas an older property may allow dogs.  

I have a few contacts at Spring Garden Lending that can refi and give a 30 yr fixed with no seasoning period, the only thing they require is to have tenants signed on an annual lease.