Texas is a great place to invest, we have tons of inventory, and a fairly stable, i.e. predictable, market and tend to weather the national fluctuations better than most states. 

It's really combing through multiple data sources to make a decision.I find the majority my data in the MLS (Multiple Listing Service) and from the NAR (National Association of Realtors).

Using a loophole within the national Association of realtors called “an assignment transfer“.

Hello,I'm new to bigger pockets and am here looking to build relationships nation wide...and world wide!

Successful at both (top 1% nationally for agents). 

Thanks for the material and shedding light on horrible business practices across our nation. 

@Shafi Noss I would strongly suggest getting a membership with "NMHC" (National Multi family Housing Council).

When small PM companies that are local don't have national resources and manpower to help investors (like yourself) - they will find ways to charge you for every little penny that they can find.  

Contact www.evolve.com or www.vacasa.com, these are the top national STR management firms.

That on national level there would be a consolidating event of median price step back "AS much as" 15%, although 7-8% would be far more the norm, AND some SPECIFIC markets would have DEVIATIONS from the national average in BOTH the negative and positive up to 30%.