Right now, newer vintages, larger mix of 2 beds, washer dryer hookups, townhome style, median income in excess of 50,000.

I'm surprised that someone who recognizes the illegal importation of often unvetted individuals would seek to find yet another way to fleece the taxpayers.To answer your question, though, it would appear that the money being made is passing through non-profit agencies who then make the decision where to house them. 

@Casey Hamptondon't partner - too small, too complicated.you should both just save up to afford your own individual house hacks.

As people started chasing yield, these prices rose too high in comparison to better vintage assets.It comes down to price, and your pro forma reflecting lower rents for these units.

I only use zillow but it only shows trend for individual properties, not for entire areas.

right now I manage everything using Sessa and have individual bank accounts for each property.

I am a regional clinical director where I oversee multiple facilities serving individuals with severe and persistent mental illness.

It's not for me, but I can understand why some investors love it.Investors have been over paying for deals for years in Austin, especially the older vintages.

If it was my deal, and I found out about something, whether legal or not, I would think that my investors have a right to know, and it would be my duty.I can see your values did not align with this individual and good on you for breaking apart.Gino

Jeff agreed that is not an appropriate loan for a SIDRA or private individual.. also in 22 years the collateral could be toasted..