I'm starting off in the Houston market.I’ve been doing a lot of driving for dollars, pretty much every chance I get since its apparently the easiest/cheapest way to get started generating leads as I don’t have a whole lot of money to start.

I'm starting off in the Houston market.I’ve been doing a lot of driving for dollars, pretty much every chance I get since its apparently the easiest/cheapest way to get started generating leads as I don’t have a whole lot of money to start.

I'm starting off in the Houston market.I’ve been doing a lot of driving for dollars, pretty much every chance I get since its apparently the easiest/cheapest way to get started generating leads as I don’t have a whole lot of money to start.

but now that I say that something happens in SD and prices sky rocket.Like SF is poised to sky rocket again according to an article in the Atlantic journal..  7 or so new IPOS  so 10 to 15 billionires created in SF and how many thousands of over nigh millionaires and only 4k homes sold last year in the entire city of almost a million.. 

Go for it.I'm setting up a condo next to a major airport in Houston as my next airbnb; had my interior designer stop by yesterday (Monday) to give suggestions on how to add the "touches" that should attract guests.Hope this helps.

Don't worry about how young you look.Just yesterday (Monday), I just got a ride along with an 80+ yr husband and wife who gave me a tour of all their "residential" properties in the Montrose area of Houston (we briefly discussed the commercial properties they're selling too).

Hey @Monte Mabry,I dont know why you are looking at San Antonio when Houston is where you live.

Having just recently moved to out of state, I've decided to jump back in the REI life and make a niche business for myself thats based around owner finance deals in my currently new market of Houston, TX.

You can find cash flow neutral or positive in Houston (I invest there) and San Antonio, and possibly in Dallas metros in very decent neighborhoods as those are strong economies and growing metros, though those markets may lack the sexiness and tech profile of Austin.

That being said for example in a city like Houston that gets flooded ever 10-20 years this seems like a no brainer as opposed to wood framing and drywall.