It is much easier to hang on to a positive cash flowing property in a downturn then it is to hold onto a negative cash flowing property as many were trying to do when the last bubble burst.It is also, interesting that our country has very segmented markets now.

The key is to understand the laws of supply and demand in each segment of the market.

However, even they have a price at which Austin housing becomes less attractive.One indicator I like to look at is the difference between the lower and higher end segments of the Austin market.

I work for an investment realty that also has a property management segment, and you need to consider the management aspect if you're buying and holding apartments.

I have the original metes and bounds legal description and the deeds selling off the segments of the property, just not sure what to put in the new deed.

I have bought a large segment of distressed homes.

I try to analyze 3-4 deals a week... that said, sometimes there are not enough deals in my particular segment to look at. 

I know this is very basic, but I am just starting the educational segment of my journey.

BP will be a small segment of the note buying community.....you could try FCI, etc., but I still think you're better off selling outright, for a smaller discount.

But this time, we decided to do something special - we broadcast the meetup on Periscope and we wanted to present the links for others to watch.It's not just for international investors; anyone who's interested in investing and running the numbers and analyzing investments will gain from Ben's presentation.We also have a short segment on the Korean market that a few of our members requested.Introduction and Ben Leybovich on the Meetuphttps://www.periscope.tv/w/aPH8kTFXTEVSUHlrRHpLYkR8MWRSSlpCWEFOVm9KQj7wRXNypWq6IsfUvqGgwXEw4F6Ln-4Z7LbPdJRNdHsX* Introductions from the Group* Ben Leybovich Speaks (Ben goes through a spreadsheet that he created specifically for our meetup.