We started off with a list of houses from driving for dollars and skip traced the numbers and owners.

i was just driving by and they stopped me and told me not to go too fast... i was driving 5mph!  

Do your due diligence in driving around and scouting the area to get your own perception.

I can’t say lacking the ground is as safe as having it, but driving isn’t safe, nor is cooking etc in certain applications.

You may have to begin driving for deals, door knocking or sending yellow letters out.

So I'm pretty new to the driving for dollars process and I understand it is different in different cities, so I figured I'd explain what I've done and where I'm confused. 

Driving for dollars seems the most effective as far building a relationship, so i'll be sure to utilize that option as well.

In 2019 it was $299,858, a 41% increase- About 350,000 jobs were created in the metro in the past 10 years, that caused about 500,000 people to move to the metro in the last decade, helping to drive the population from 1.7 million in 2010 to 2.2 million in 2019- Austin's total housing value grew $22 billion, or 9.5%, year-over-year, according to Zillow.https://www.bizjournals.com/austin/news/2020/01/20/austins-total-home-value-grew-at-staggering-rate.html?

I did drive by the place and found that it is not the greatest part of that neighborhood.

I was driving for dollars and found a property that I am really interested in!