Where I can fine a list of inspectors for different insertions, like general inspections, plumbing and foundation

Good Evening- \n\nGive this a try\nhttp://www.harei.com\n\nThe homepage features an extensive list of residential & commercial inspectors (Houston based). \n\nClick on the links tab to search for foundation specialists, plumbers, etc. \n\nHope this helps! \nJennifer Martinez \n\n

I have a townhouse in Houston but live in Wyoming. How best to find a realtor who can help sell my townhouse while helping me through the process and getting it ready for showing?

Good Morning! \n\nMany moons ago before I started in real estate, I found myself in the same position you currently are in. I was unsure if the place needed painting, updating, staging, etc. If it did need those things, how was I to find a trusted contractor who could paint, install new floors, change out a commode, let himself in, redecorate the living room and sell my home?? Fortunately, a relative purchased the property \"as-is\" and I did not have to hunt down this contractor!\n\nFast forward a decade and I can offer you a few key tips I wish I knew then:\n\n- In this situation, I would consider hiring an individual agent vs. a big team. The person you hire might need to oversee a few projects, so they must be willing to spend more time at the property than usual. A mega team might not have the time to allocate towards this, nor the flexibility. \n- Look for an agent that has previous experience with out-of-town sellers. Many agents are unaware of the extra responsibilities that come with the territory. Ex: the alarm going off at midnight, filters needing to be changed, the AC going out, stains appear on the carpet, water leaks, soiled sheet rock, etc. \n- Hire an agent you feel comfortable with. You will be depending heavily on this person.\n- Hire someone who has good contractor connections/referrals\n- One of the MOST Important things- hire a full-time agent. As a coach, I find that most part-time Realtors have full-time jobs that come with full-time responsibilities. \n\nIf you have any questions or ever need advice, I\'m always happy to help. Last, If you decide to start interviewing, please keep me in mind. I\'d be honored to assist with the sale of your property.\n\n Kindly,\nJennifer Martinez\nRealtor® ASP, GRI, CNE\nCareer Development Coach \nBHGRE Gary Greene \n12850 Memorial Dr. #1155\nHouston, TX 77024\n713-336-3743 \nJennifer.Martinez@GaryGreene.com\nJenniferMartinez.GaryGreene.com\n\n\n\n\n\n

Hey everyone,\n\nMy wife and I are looking to buy at least 5 rental properties in the Houston area over the next month or so. We would like to know where are good areas to buy in?\n\nWe cap at 200k for purchase price.\nWe want min 3 bed 2 bath.\nWe would like to at least rent out for 1% of the purchase price \nWe want to cash flow at least $300 with less than 5% vacancy rate\nWe are looking for areas that are expected to appreciate at least 8% over the next year or so.\n\nPlease help. We are open to all suggestions.\n\nThanks,\n\nJeremy and Maria

Jeremy & Maria-\n\nWhen I work with investors in the 200\'s range, I always start in areas with decent schools. Once found, I pick neighborhoods which have aged well and are within my clients\' budget. After figuring out the neighborhood, we focus on the ones that need the most work in an effort to really keep the price down. Investor fixes the place up in order to rent. In this situation, the investor is set-up to make money due to his minimal purchase. \n\nJennifer Martinez\n713. 337.3843\n\nA phenomenal area for investing is in Cypress, TX. You get a little more bang for your buck, plus new schools are constantly being built. \n\nFeel free to message me if you\'d like a list of neighborhoods that armed with your time.