I would focus attention on what the actual rent would be.I think your taxes and insurance are way low.

Therefore there is no actual economic anchor in the in the Houston markets mentioned above.

This question has been asked here a couple of times but never actually answered, so I'll give it a go. 

At that point, I find whitepages.com can be useful, but actually I have really liked MyRelatives.com, which often gives you more info for free.

Actually its quite easy.

If you have an actual custodian on your 401k, they may not be able to provide much help.

@Jay Hinrichs I’m 25 work in the steel mill near me make pretty good money and have been saving a couple years I just feel like I’ll be old by the time I could actually afford a big building.

Has never heard the noise, I actually did not hear it when I was there either.  

The house that just sold that looks exactly like mine doesn't even have kitchen cabinets instead has shelves and I actually have cabinets and still find I'm getting low balled on the  appraisal.And to top it off there's a new home listing at the moment of another home in my neighborhood with the same layout of my house and is selling for 299,999 so why would mine appraised for way less??

The fact that someone's actually living in the property is a pretty good indicator that the place is livable on some level with running water and power, although there's no guarantee.