But I’m confident market rent will come up to meet inflation and the cost of housing.  

A good agent will handle a lot, but if it's your first property, visiting can help you feel more confident.

I'm in Europe now and can't travel to Texas, is there a service that I can hire, someone unbiased who will go inspect the property for me?

Luckily for me most of the main horizontal lines are in the ceiling of the basement unit so I am gonna go ahead and change all of them and I feel confident it’ll be a good decision.

So, while the news sounds grim, Florida's real estate is still strong—especially in high-demand areas like vacation spots.Let’s keep adapting, and I’m confident things will level out.

My focus is on properties that are slightly positive in cash flow, while also offering capital appreciation potential, and ideally being self-sustaining in the long run.During a recent visit to LA, I didn’t quite feel confident about the current state of things there.

So I have a fair amount of confidence that it will cover most of the scenarios we might encounter. 

I am very confident and have good evidence that these are real properties that are owned by the syndication.

Not Seattle, but Kitsap County...I have a property there that could be marketed to travel nurses and TDY shipyard workers. 

I’m looking to get a condo 2bd/1bath or something similar near rush, Stroger/CC hospital, and UIC (not just looking to attract travel nurses I promise lol).