I'm hoping to get some first hand experience on best practices to implement this succesfully.

I’m very please with my experience in this MSA.

DOES ANY IN THIS COMUNITY WITH ALL THE EXPERIENCE IN THE FIELD,HAVE ANY FEEDBACK OR ANY WORD OF ADVICE ?

It is important that you hire professionals who have experience working with foreign investors.

Would love to learn about your experiences. 

(I have been consistently reading on here and am truly amazed at the wealth of knowledge and guidance so freely shared with each other regardless of their experience!)

I did a credit check, criminal background check, got pay stubs, required income 3x rent, and got employer confirmation and prior landlord reference (but I never got in touch with the prior landlord successfully)In my experience:- Always talk to landlords, especially former landlords.

Referrals will always come back to us if they have had a good or bad experience with a property management company2.

Key questions to ask include:Their experience with out-of-state investors.Knowledge of the rental market in Cypress, Katy, and Sugar Land.Experience with investment properties, particularly single-family rentals.Their network of local contacts, such as property managers, contractors, and inspectors, which can be invaluable for an out-of-state investor.Technology will be your ally if you are an investor from out of state.

However, I would appreciate further clarification on what you mean by having a Plan B, C, and D.In my experience playing the BRRRR game on a smaller scale, typically with homes valued around $200,000, I have found that it can be challenging to generate significant monthly income, Instead, the focus is often on building a portfolio without having to make substantial out-of-pocket investments, which is indeed advantageous.