There are a series of four plexes for sale up in Georgetown but are probably close to $100k overpriced each.

Happy to have a conversation on investment - my wife really likes watching the tv series Homes under the Hammer - great stories.  

The "for Dummies" series is usually a good place to start, and they're usually available at your local library. 

But, here in Texas we have Series LLCs, which means I can have multiple LLCs nested within a parent.

Hi,Looking for advice on how I can start to gather vacancy rates and avg rents charged for last 5-10 years at a very micro level (each unit in the area im looking at).  The type of units Im looking at are multi-family...

If you are series about trying to get the golf course I would contact the owner (easier said then done) or talk to the city to see what actions or pressure they might be able to put so that the course could be clcleaned up.

Which leads to a series of additional steps, like annexation, zoning, densities, utilities (water, sewer, electric) and entitlements.A real estate developer is your best bet as a resource to conduct the initial due diligence and go into a deeper dive to define the project or projects best suited for the property. 

Write to the Travel Channel, get on Ghost Adventures, your house will become famous, raise the rent due to people wanting to live in a haunted house they saw on TV. 

I also have an origInal "How to turn $1000 to $5 million book", along with a few books in the Rich Dad series. 

@Kevin Krysty Jr.I liked The One Thing by Gary Keller, The Miracle Morning series of books by Hal Elrod, and Gary Vaynerchuk’s Crush It.