Due to Holidays, there arent many events or networking opportunites.

I have more than enough private investors willing to pour their money in and I realize that there are diminishing returns when considering time spent looking for deals or deal finders and the amount of deals I close.I'm a real believer of the Pareto law which states that 20% of effort leads to 80% of results.

Quote from @William Causey: When choosing a private money lender, how do you weigh the importance of flexible loan terms versus fast closings?

But for someone thinking about scaling and possibly repeating the strategy in multiple markets.. say, Austin or San Antonio-going the investment property route might provide more long-term flexibility.Have you noticed lenders trending toward stricter definitions of “second homes” versus investment properties?

Our rent-by-the room residents appreciate a lockable bedroom door, a private bathroom, sufficient on-site parking, a large refrigerator and a large washer and dryer (in order of most to least important).

May be expensive but they are dedicated to private lender law, securities law and creditors' rights.

I noticed a triplex that seemed to have an interesting bit of information in the description."

Defintely lean on those who’ve gone through it before.. it’ll help you dodge those pricy early missteps.When I looked into places like Omaha, Austin, or even San Antonio or Phoenix, I noticed a certain rhythm... and Invsetors I know actually learned a lot just by sitting down with some local landlords over a cup of coffee and hearing stories.

In the meantime, put the tenant who broke their lease on notice that they have violated the terms that they agreed to in the lease which is a binding legal document.

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