Yes, we know, that at times, there are few, if any, rental properties available in Childress, Memphis, Paducah, Quanah or Wellington.  If you know of any property that could be fixed up to be a rental property, or any vacant land lots that could be utilized for Build-to-Rent houses upon, please let us know.  Just click on email and drop us a note.  We will then contact the numerous investors and landlords that we know are looking for this type of property so that maybe they can purchase the property, make the needed repairs, and then put it on the rental market, or build new Build-to-Rent houses upon.  With your help in locating these properties, we can help to alleviate the lack of available housing in Childress, Memphis, Paducah, Quanah and Wellington.    

A Texas Real Estate License is required by law to manage rental property. The term broker, as defined in statute, includes a person who shows or leases a property for the owner or controls the acceptance or deposit of rent from a single-family residence. This means that anyone who controls the acceptance or deposit of rent, shows a property to a potential tenant, or leases the property to a potential tenant—on behalf of someone else and for compensation—must be licensed as a Texas Real Estate Salesperson or Broker.   To "Show" includes causing or permitting the property to be viewed by a prospective buyer or tenant, unlocking or providing access onto or into a property for a prospective buyer or tenant, and hosting an open house at the property.

This change took effect Sept. 1, 2011.

Click here to see TRELA §1101.002(1)(A)(x) and Rule 535.4 - License Required