The market has slow in many areas of DFW. 

Comps in the area are $225K - $240The rent comps are $1700 - $2050  there is new construction in the adjoining neighborhood which probably affects the rents.The Wrap term with the seller is 10 yearsMy payment to the seller is equal to the mortgage loan payment. 

@Christopher Tinelli when I first read the title, I thought YOU are a PMC and your BP profile seems to confirm this.Unfortunately, most of the responders seem to be answering as if you bought the property.Recommend checking out NARPM, there are a lot of student housing PMCs there.Here's what I can think ofPMA: you'll want to have a charge for periodic walk-thrus, like almost monthly.

My advice is to first get YOUR living area planned out. 

@Hamidou Keita this is a very common issue many people have during this time of year...There are many variables at play in this situation: timing of the lease ending - then leading into timing of a make ready being done, to when the place is available for rent, seasonal slow down for rentals - not as many people moving due to winter & don't want to incur moving costs, maybe not as many may be looking for this small 2/1, the area or don't like the condition/finished product.

I host meetups in the Houston area. 

We write with a few national carriers like Proper & Steadily as well as a few non-public facing STR brokers in your area.

Does anybody invest from out of state in the Houston, TX area?

And you can purchase a screen cover for around $50 to help prevent sparks and flying debris from getting to other areas. 

You are a landlord , not a social worker .