Any lot that doesn't tow immediately will be constantly full of students trying to get to campus. 

Opens doors to additional streams of income. 

BRRR is the strategy to grow our portfolio, ideally we can increase the number of cash flow streams and cash on hand to rinse and repeat.  

I bought it all cash, and below you'll see the details:List Price: $60,000Purchase Price: $51,500Wholesale fee: $4,000Closing costs: $1,083Gross Rent/Month: $300Lease term: 10 yearsCoC Return: 6.4%Again, not the most attractive numbers, but the tradeoff is that the property management company will deal with tenants and maintenance, and I'll have constant flow of cash for the next 10 years.

My constant telling her of all I've learned through bigger pockets or books I've read sometimes go in one ear and out the other so I'm hoping an event might motivate or encourage her to learn more.

The vast majority have a very high scenes of entitlement having lived their life off of free handouts and for that reason have zero respect for others.As a landlord the level of resentment your tenants will have for you will counter any training you attempt to achieve.C class tenants are like cats, virtually impossible to train, and must be constantly monitored as you would a child.

So, basically, I would buy myself a salary (income stream), albeit larger than what I make now, and we would then invest our savings in real estate with an eye to the future. 

I don't know the Austin market, but I would make sure you are posting everywhere: Zillow, craigslist (make sure to repost constantly to "bump" the post to the top of the search) and include LOTS of pictures AND a listed price.

Every property has two income streams..the property and the equity. 

I need to be able to constantly upload new leads, names, and addresses.