Little Flower is another great neighborhood but prices have come up depending on the street. 

Grapevine (Grapevine-Colleyville ISD) and Flower Mound (Lewisville ISD, particularly the FM High cluster) are also fantastic starting points that check all those boxes.

I look for moisture around radiators/baseboards, bathroom fans, GFCI outlets, window guards, fridge door seals not cracked (tenants will never report this, your electric bill will), under-sink P-traps for slow drips.

This seems to be pretty standard for the area.The bad:  The home inspection found evidence of knob & tube wiring, and there is basically 1 outlet per room with tenants running power strips and extension cords all over the place. 

You can also mention that using electricity from those outlets isn’t permitted since it increases building utility costs.Keep it simple and direct!

The MLS with an agent is the easiest way to get it out there, because they syndicate it with all the outlets where renters go to look.

Also can hire someone to take off every outlet cover and vacuum around the wires.

I'm thinking maybe i need an outlet maybe go to meetups idk. any advice would be appreciated> Don't waste your time with folks that aren't interested in your aspirations.

This can be a leak underneath a sink, handrails, outlets, replacing light fixtures, etc.

You will need to install outlets, switches, and lighting fixtures as needed,6.