What I Have: • Consistent access to off-market properties across the DFW-Houston region • Several land development opportunities sized for small neighborhood developments (think 20-50+ homes) • Strong local market knowledge and deal flow What I’m Looking For: I need advice on the best strategies to market these opportunities specifically to experienced developers.

I specialize in identifying and closing on investment properties that meet these specific rental guidelines.Happy investing!

It offers:-Open-peril coverage on both the home and personal property (everything is covered unless specifically excluded).

Do you see them as a long-term solution or just a tool for specific cases?

If you’re unsure about your city, it might be time to learn more about pro-tenant vs. pro-owner legislation and which states align with your goals.Or, if you’re not tied to a specific market, consider looking where strong support networks and experienced deal teams already operate—sometimes, proximity to expertise beats proximity to home.This is Post 1 of 24 in the “8 Weeks to Clarity” Real Estate Strategy Series.Stay tuned for the next post—where we’ll explore how your buy box evolves with data and real-world feedback.

These posts were not mentioning any specific time or place, only that they are local and to check out their website.

I would caution you about buying a condo in the Dallas area, especially for a rental with the exception of maybe a couple of specific condo developments. 

Kris even sent me a personalized video message about “partnering” with me, referencing specific goals I’d shared with one of his team members.

*ROOM-BY-ROOM rents are starting to become very popular in the medical industry -traveling nurses, surgeons, and doctors find room-by-room rents to be more affordable and accommodating to the changes in location their specific profession requires. 

You should identify your specific needs and interview licensed professionals operating in that market and see who fills your need.