If you want to email me off-line, I'm happy to pass along the referrals.

If you need anyone to scout rentals/purchases for me please drop me a line I'm always willing to help a South Houston neighbor!

Recent comps mid to high $200s.I have the cash to cover rehab, but no financing lined up for purchase.

So you really need to line up financing in that price range before starting to look as it will be hard to come by.

I'm thinking about it more along the lines of: The initial tenant can qualify on his own, there is some added risk and wear and tear on the dwelling with three tenants instead of one - Perhaps a slight rent increase would make all parties happy?

The last house we built I had a buyer lined up before we closed on the land (though we didn't write the contract until after closing) I sold it off an ad on Postlets.

On gas, they charge roughly $60 for the hookup, since it's a gas line and they're slightly worried.The downside of electric is when their gas gets turned off for non payment, many tenants convert their stove to a furnace until they destroy it.

I'm guessing many people lease out their vacation properties when they are not in use, so I'm not sure where the line is drawn between a rental home and a vacation home (Which I suspect would be the better financing as well).thanks!

hi @Gautam Venkatesan I did my ow line courses with Champions Real Estate School

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