In October 2021, CoreLogic reported rental prices increasing 10.9% nationally YoY, the fastest year-over-year growth in more than 16 years.Many experts forecast a 7% increase or greater in rent prices, this year.Would-be buyers finding it difficult to secure a loan or who find their salaries and wages failing to keep pace with the aggressive rise in inflation will either need to lower their budget or rent.More employees working from home could also trigger a spike in rentals as migrating residents “try out” a neighborhood or community before they buy.And, as mortgage forbearance terms come to a close, even more homeowners are expected to join the leagues of listers/renters.As a result, 2022 is shaping up as a great year for investment in real estate income properties, including multi-family dwellings as an income source and a hedge against inflation.

Singles are valuable in the baseball game... sounds like you just started the game with a solid single, that may turn into a double/triple over time.

>>>> LISTEN TO @David Bateman <<<< YOU are out of your league, and throwing good money after bad won't fix the problem without a real strategy, which you don't have the experience or expertise to do and it's costing you far more than you would have paid in commissions. 

Most likely out of my area since prices in northern NJ are out of my league.

One important factor outside of your portfolio is where does your other money come fromI am in a group where we work on a one sheet which is your baseball card for your year and life.

This also applies to agents, contractors, mentors, property managers, baseball players, parents, and circus clowns. 

. :) Also you should learn the rules of Baseball and forget whatever love you may have for the game of Soccer.As far as growth, Conroe had the highest percentage growth (7.8%) in the nation for 2016, and there's no real primary industry (although I suspect the nearby Exxon relocation may play some part in that recent growth) and there are several large developments underway. 

Hi all,I just wanted to confirm that League City, Katy, and Texas City is still considered to be in HOUSTON,, THE WOODLANDS SUGARLAND, TEXAS MSA.I also wanted to confirm that Boerne, TX is in  SAN.

Some good places for rentals would also include small town areas to the East and South of Houston, such as Beaumont, Bay Town, League City. 

That shouldn't run more than $400 maximum, if it does, the plumber you're using is either gouging you outright or is renting the sewer camera he's using and he's too bush league for your long-term needs.There are multiple options for fixing a sewer line, far too many to go into in a forum response like this.