The house is in Angleton, tx with 11.4 acre and 10 kw of solar already pay for. thanks send me detailsHi, I'm the son of the woman who is trying to sell the home.

I’m looking for a location that’s:Affordable enough to work with my current savings (FHA loan possible)Landlord-friendly and good for buy-and-hold strategiesDecent rental demandRelatively safe for a young woman living on-siteI’d love to hear from investors who’ve done something similar or are familiar with good duplex markets in Cali.

In my experience a deed from a now divorced women would show the Grantor as Mary Smith a single woman (if that is indeed her current status) F/K/A (formerly known as) Mary Jones, a married woman. 

We have flipping, advanced investors, woman only group, 101, multi family, landlording etc.

Hi @Jimmy Lieu you may find that most of the big name property managers will have trouble focusing on you when they have 300 other units.I work with a local woman who now has just 10 properties she manages.

My favorite client of all time was a retired woman in Cape Coral FL who saved $500 by the time her 1031 was done. 

I spoke to a woman who was very sales oriented.

And in some cases, it helps to have a woman initiate contact, especially if you’re aiming to present yourselves as a family looking for a home rather than investors.

(even more surprising given it is 2025 and the article was written by a woman that it assumes only men work in factories).The work ethic of the younger generation is not the same anymore. 

I know the franchises from REAL Property Management and PMI; which from personal experience, were very poor one-man (or woman) shops.