All Forum Posts by: Chris Sweeney

@Chris Clothier

I see "stabilizing" characteristics in the $300k+ territory.  Longer days on market, fewer over ask deals, more supply.  Supply under $300k has increased a lot in new homes and transactions around $200k seem to be on fire.  

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Lookup Scott Smith who is an attorney is austin and bound to have a referral. He's on BP.

Search austin posts and you will see a lot of locals willing to help and network. Matthew Teifke Kevin Kite j.

Champions Real Estate school is a popular one. Not that you need to be licensed to be an investor.

There's a smart guy that showed a smart trick on listsource.com that you can find out what zips most investors are buying in. Basically, you pull cash sales. The last time I did it the Leander ISD took the lead then Georgetown and Pflugerville I believe. I don't recall Lago Vista being in there. Don't be fooled by price.

Maybe Matthew Teifke has a contact.

Welcome Sir. Cash flow is way tough around these parts due to the high prices. Anyway, check out the podcasts and the guide below. https://www.biggerpockets.com/real-estate-investing

Welcome Luke