You know the product will meet all current codes and floors should be level etc.I do most of my infill builds in historic areas because I love the look of historic homes but not so much the layout.

Do research and get a zip code map, study your areas and understand them before even going out (or marketing) and hunting for properties.

Not for self promotion or sales.

http://www.meetup.com/ search real estate in your zip code and will find plenty there was one just last Thursday in Vienna and one tonight in Alexandria capital city reia NO UPSELL Free to attend

Hi Madison,I actually did a google search for a "free houston zip code map" and I got pretty decent results.I think that this one is good: www.zipmap.net/Texas/Harris_County/Houston.htmKeleigh

Also remember if you advertise that you are rehabbing a home with signs in the front yard you are advertising this to thieves,  code officials,  and teen trouble makers as well.  

I am in the process of buying 2 properties from auction.com and was able to get the code and look inside before bidding (I'm also an agent, so I was able to "show myself" the property)

He had some personal things going on and essentially gave me two options: go myself and he'd give me the code to enter, or he could ask another agent to show it to me. 

Hi Steven - The most successful real estate networking group I know of is the one where there are no sales, no promotions, just introductions and round-table discussions on what people are doing, what challenges they have and some story telling.We were down to 3 people that just showed up every week.

You could also check with your local code enforcer about the pool and renters.