Beyond that, my investment experience boasts success in fix and flips, multifamily properties, and diverse rental strategies.

So, for those that are boasting about super long term tenants, I very much want to hear how far under market rents did you accept, and for how long? 

If you wonder into the Wynn casino shopping area and stop in the Brioni store you can find some nice alligator bomber jackets.

The market also appears to be exhibiting its normal seasonal pattern with slower sales and higher inventory in the fall/winter months.Here are the full stats for Austin and the greater metro:Despite the recent macroeconomic headwinds, the Austin metro still boasts one of the strongest regional economies and job markets in the US.

It boasts fantastic amenities, notably a lazy river, yet tenants are required to pay $22 daily to access these perks.

There are some properties that boast great cap rates but are in "war zones".

They then will boast about how they doubled profit compared to all others in their markets—which is true but it’s due to software and coding tweaks that the other local companies, ex-real estate agents on their side hustle, don’t know a darn thing about code and couldn’t spot a simple meta-inject in the algorithm. 

If you want to gamble on appreciation just go to the casino and put it all on red or black at the roulette table. 

I don't know the area very in depth, but I do know they're building a casino to the southwest of the city right now.

Elkton’s neighbor, Massanutten Resort, is roughly 5 miles west and boasts an indoor waterpark, golf, skiing/snowboarding, and year-round events for the entire family.