The only way I can see making a profit would be, if the area would support it, push the homes size up a bit, but even if sales are at $145-$150/sf, you might simply want to see if you can cut a deal with those developers to dump your lot to them and move on the greener pastures.

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The grass is always greener.

I tell people this all the time and would argue the point with anybody anywhere.But the bottom line, to me, is that there is absolutely no better investment vehicle on the planet (at least here in the US) that can come close to real estate.

The grass is not greener after the $500.

I am motivated, pumped and excited to start journey of real estate rental investments and I know the grass will not always be greener on the other side, but at least, I will have a view of grass within my sight.Thank You.

If the Austin market sucked and Timbuktu rocked then I will be seeing if the grass is truly greener over there.

What you may find at that time in that the grass is not greener on the other side of the road (i.e. the other markets really are not superior to your market).Good luck

US citizens won't tolerate it  They already proved they aren't the most compliant people on the face of planet Earth, even when "the science says." 

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