I didn't want to weird out buyers and needed them to be comfortable reacting to my home.

Make sure you're comfortable with these and have appropriate insurance coverage.Ultimately, the "best" location depends on your specific goals, risk tolerance, and how hands-on you want to be.

I like to buy properties that I would feel safe and comfortable living in personally if I ever needed to live there.

In the current market environment, finding a deal that cashflows on day one is challenging.

Promote Open Communication Create a Safe Space: Great leaders encourage open dialogue, where team members feel comfortable sharing ideas, concerns, and feedback without fear of judgment.

If Planning does determine the existence of your ground floor unit, it will require you to legalize the unit through the existing Planning code process assuming zoning supports the third unit OR using the new ADU program making your fast track condo conversion a passing dream.With regards, to some of your latter comments and questions:1) Any un-permitted work (including corrections) is not a good idea as a quick compliant from a neighbor can bring an inspector knocking on your door with a NOV especially in the current environment where everyone is SIP.2) Legalizing existing constructed spaces can be hit and miss based on the inspector you get.

Recent decades have seen Austin’s skyline, business environment and population redefined.

. #4 Once you're comfortable with everything and you find a deal you like, pull the trigger.

If guests feel comfortable, safe, and cared for, they’re more likely to return and leave positive reviews.

If you can make dollars while living in Latin America you can live a very comfortable life.