However it also seems like there is a ton on inventory on the market, which is somewhat unsettling to me.

Again, I could be off a little, but we are now at roughly 3,050 properties under management and I will update tomorrow AM the breakdown of investor owned properties for our company across all three cities.As for property managers, turnkey or not, an investor with one property is an unsettling prospect.  

I feel unsettling and not sure how to proceed.

Needless to say, I am a bit unsettled and feeling unsure about how to proceed.As seasoned real estate investors, I am looking for your advice on how to handle this situation.

It seems to be a bit unsettled in case law.In addition, TX Sec. 343.202 says you can't have a balloon due less than 60 months (5 years)"A high-cost home loan may not contain a provision for a scheduled payment that is more than twice as large as the average of earlier scheduled monthly payments, unless the balloon payment becomes due not less than 60 months after the date of the loan.

It's a brand new and unsettled issue that will remain controversial for some time.

Factors such as the potential for stable returns, portfolio diversification, exclusive recreational opportunities, tax shelter, risk adjusted returns, and the appeal of tangible assets during unsettling times can motivate individuals to explore this unique investment opportunity.

In these unsettling times, tomorrow could be another crash or ?

We are seeing unsettled market that is shifting almost from month to month, but in general inventory is still very low.

@Thomas MoranI can understand why you’d be a little unsettled but do your due diligence and see what happens.