I'm talking about Houston, San Antonio, and Orlando markets specifically.

I've also been told that vacancy rates on a 3 bedroom apartment are actually higher than a 2/2 - so the reality might be that going 3 bedroom would actually be worse off economically once you factor that in. 

I've been listening to podcasts fiendishly and reading articles and forum posts, but have yet to buy an investment property.Just coming out of lurking to introduce myself.I'm leaning towards a BRRRR strategy for apartments, in and around Sacramento or out-of-state (Texas).Gathering up my funds and knowledge for now.Thanks for sharing al the incredible information!

Also, if you have family members involved, I would start looking at the larger apartment complexes where everyone would get more bang for their buck.

Pearland is similar in that there are not any major universities, although there are a couple of hospitals and Pearland is only a 20 minute drive to the medical center in Houston.

Tax will be 200€ per apartment per year and thats all you need to pay to the government. 

I peeked in the windows about a year ago, the one apartment seems to be in decent condition.

How long do apartment complexes wait after rent is due before filing for eviction?

Hello,My name is Andres and I live in Houston.

Hi there, I am ready to rent out two apartments after extensive renovations on my first rental property in Jersey City, NJ.