Turnkey rental properties in Houston

Segrest Duplex I has both units leased, with Unit A leased through October 2027 and Unit B through November 2028. It is under contract.

Two other duplexes are taking tenant applications. Four more are pre-leasing ahead of completion. This page puts leased and application-stage properties first so you can compare them quickly.

A lease is a contract, and you should read it. Marques provides rent rolls and lease end dates, and you should confirm the deposit, the rent amount and what the landlord is responsible for.

Most remote investors hire a property manager. Marques can introduce managers who handle leasing, rent collection and maintenance. Ask about fees, how they screen tenants and how often they report to owners.

Management cost belongs in your underwriting. Add it to taxes, insurance, maintenance and vacancy in the rental property calculator before you compare deals.

Also ask how the manager handles a vacancy, who approves repairs above a set amount and how quickly rent reaches your account. Those answers show you how the property will feel to own.

Ask for the signed lease, the application status and the rent amount in writing. For a property still pre-leasing, ask how the leasing is being marketed and what rent the owner expects.

Marques passes along the figures sellers and builders provide, and labels them as estimates. Confirm them yourself, and have your own advisors review the property before you close. That step protects your return more than any single number on a card.

Turnkey properties work for investors building a rental base and for buyers who want income without hands-on work. See turnkey investment properties in Texas and Florida for the broader service, or the buyers page if you are buying with your own occupancy in mind.

Compare this with new construction investments in Houston if you are willing to wait on delivery for a different entry point.