I'm heavily involved in index fund investing in like 401k and Roth IRA.

And we work heavily with OOS investors. 

You start to despise your job and start to lean too heavily on your real estate as an out.

They are investing heavily in the Killeen, Pflugerville, and Round Rock areas... anything within a certain radius of downtown Austin.One big thing to note here is that if each property is being sold by a different owner, then you will have to purchase them individually. 

I bought in an HOA that is very friendly to short term rentals (the entire area depends heavily on tourism). 

Some of the plaster walls are heavily textured which would create additional challenges in trying to match.

Some of the plaster walls are heavily textured which would create additional challenges in trying to match.

I am heavily involved in the investment real estate market here in Nashville and would love to connect while you are here.

Some of the best I have read are:- The Hands Off Investor - Brian Burke- The Best Ever Apartment Syndication Book - Fairless and Hicks(I realize that the above books are heavily weighted in syndication, but feel these contain valuable information that does apply to MFHs)So I ask the group, what books about multifamily investing have you read that have made a day to day impact on how you have acquired, financed and/or managed your multifamily properties? 

I mean talk about not being able to sleep at night.My timing was good buying in heavily during the 2009 to 2012 crash and slow recovery.