You criticize because you lack the ability to combat with words and ideas.

To combat this "disease", take action steps such as contacting agents and bidding for houses.

I've been in the real estate game since 2015 and spent 11 years as a combat medic in the National Guard.I'm a seasoned small-time investor, eager to expand my portfolio.

I have known my investing partner for almost two decades and fought side-by-side in combat with them, so I have very little reservation about my choice to partner.

I do know I've made a lot of money flipping without buying from them.They are making so much money that they MUST combat posts like these with "mile-long" explanations.  

@Mike D'Arrigo I definitely see how knowing the neighborhoods well would combat analysis paralysis.

Think of Bitcoin and other Crypto crashing to $0, stock market declining 20%+, Tesla filing for bankruptcy, eviction and foreclosure moratorium expiring, oil at $150/barrel, Fed raising rates to combat hyperinflation, interest rates on 10 year treasuries going to 3%+, China invading Taiwan, and more civil unrest in USA all happen before the end of the year....Austin market and every other real estate market will plummet quick. 

My next question would be how do apartment complex’s who have more than 15 units for example, and are typically minimum 3 stories combat this issue that you bring up regarding heat dispersion.

How do I combat high property taxes that kill every deal?

It helps if you box, lift weights and practice Krav Maga or other offensive/defensive combat skills.You also need 3M talent.