It can look pretty but if it doesn't resonate with who you're mailing to and if it doesn't offer something they'd be interested in, it's a wasted mailer. 

As I grow in the real estate space on the side (looking to get my first multi-family soon), Brandon and David's advice to "find your unfair advantage"  has resonated with me and I believe growing in the real estate accounting/tax space is mine, especially since I have the CPA designation that tends to allow for greater credibility. 

As I grow in the real estate space on the side (looking to get my first multi-family soon), Brandon and David's advice to "find your unfair advantage" has resonated with me and I believe growing in the real estate accounting/tax space is mine, especially since I have the CPA designation that tends to allow for greater credibility.

Sustainable materials cost very little in comparison.

The structure is technically able to be moved by a simple disassembly process and the installation can be completed in as little as 4 days with the installation crew.Some of the key details are that our materials are sustainable, recyclable, healthy, use building science, and our exterior panels sequester carbon instead of producing it like traditional concrete.

Remember, Austin is always going to command a premium and with things like the Tesla deal happening there, I feel like the market could sustain itself for some time.

At some point that’s simple not sustainable.

But in reality, you and I both know, this growth can’t be sustained.

Do you think the current values are sustainable or will they go back down in a few months or so? 

In the multifamily side what are some of the things you have done and are doing for getting traction and sustaining momentum where the timelines are much longer and the opportunities for income along the way appear to be fewer?