So although initially this may seem like a set back, if you do it right, you'll end up with a brand new kitchen redone up to code, get your lost rent paid back from the insurance.  

They are building a second campus in Bryan and adding 25K students with a brand new community college.

I think building my personal brand would be nice, but don't want people to constantly ask for Austin to fix all their problems.

The experienced investors to be blunt...don't need a brand new person getting involved in real estate to try to "help" the experienced investor.  

Go with a good brand, that someone can recommend to you.

Hey there,I'm brand new to investing in real estate and thinking about getting into multifamily properties.I'm looking for some advice from people who know what they're doing and was hoping that someone may be able to help me here.I've done some homework and educated myself to a point but I don't know anyone with real estate knowledge so I keep telling myself it can't be done (hopefully someone on here will tell me otherwise) Here is my situation: $300,000 in equity from a Single family residence$100,000 cash to investNo limitations on which state to buy in Thanks,Peter Knox

I am brand new to residential RE investing having only bought 2 six BR single family homes set up for student housing.  

There are 12 brand new town homes across the alley going up.

I'm brand new to Wholesale and I'm still in the learning phase but I've been looking into different programs to get my website started.

It's near commercial areas, schools, and restaurants.Now to assess its ARV, we don't have websites like Zillow or MLS to check how much properties in the area have been sold (and whether they're brand new or remodeled).