I also have another unique option where I could sell off portions of my equity at $50 increments with a 3% fee - but I would also proportionally lose any cash flow and appreciation - so I'm not fully convinced that's a good option - although I understand I can try to use the equity sold to get higher returns, but I'd need to at minimum, cover the cash flow returns I've lost through the sale.

Unfortunately, when you have to send faxes to the IRS, or when you're a doctor in the medical field - there's only so much you can do. 

We could do a traditional long term rental, but I’m curious if there’s a market for 30 day rentals in general (also asking around Austin), and if it could be more profitable potentially than a trad LTR.It’s a very unique property.

I've been buying pre-foreclosures and at the auction (Trustee's Sales and Sheriff's Sales) since 2002 in Arizona, Illinois and Wisconsin.Each state has a unique set of rules for how the process works (judicial and non-judicial states).

Similar to Fort Worth, Austin's unique economic advances can be attributed to a steady increase in housing, and an attraction of major businesses and employers, according to the report.

Nevada is a unique state in it has a lot of hoops to jump through for Hard Money Lenders to lend in (versus much less regulations in most other states) - not impossible to find by any means, but Nevada is going to limit your options

There are still MANY medical professionals using FF since it's the OG of this kind of site.

Our 2/1.5s are often rented by a single traveling medical professional who just wants extra space and can afford it.We'll see as time goes on.  

I have a unique opportunity to take a family owned property that normally just sits and turn it into an STR.  

I work in a medical field and there's always a shortage.