Below are few reasons why you may narrow down your options to Houston:#1 Market in the US for Job Creation 4th largest city in the US - 2.2 Million population as still growing5%-20% below current fair market value.COVID-19 even increase rent.

The key to wealth creation is making more money than you spend and investing those surplus funds to make even more money.

This really leaves the private guy to fend for himself in terms of the creation of borrower correspondence and enforcement of remedies.

These substantial investments not only contribute to job creation and infrastructure development but also position the city as a hub for innovation and sustained growth.

In my opinion not to behold the beauty of this great event would be the waste of a creation to the utmost.I would never trust my physical well being totally to a Doctor.

15% decline in cooper & lumber, key components of housingJune housing starts dropped 9.9% in JuneHousing permits dropped 7.5%25% of the housing buyers are investors/institutionsJob creation is flatMortgage interest rates have risen about 1% (It has been written that for each 1% increase in mortgage rates 1 million less buyers qualify to buy a house.)Be careful out there!

Originally posted by @Josh Rich: Hypothetical Goal: Max Cash Flow, replace income, retire, invest/landlord FT Your have a mix of goals, but you don't say if you would prefer to be hands on or more passive.Notes either performing or non performing (cashflow)Syndicated investments (cashflow and equity creation)Capitalization for hard money lender (equity creation)Capitalization for flipper(equity creation)NNN lease property(cash flow)MF property purchase(cashflow and equity creation)

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I am wondering how the creation of a National Guard Readiness Center will affect the value of the property in the area.Here is the information we found in regards to the project:----------------------------------------------ST.

The Garn Act excluded some transactions (prohibited restriction of them) that would thus be allowed under the California and Arizona law against restrictions: (1) the creation of a subordinate lien (2) transfers by death of a joint tenant (3) grant of a leasehold of no more than 3 years (4) transfers to certain relatives; (5) transfers to an inter vivos trust in which the borrower remains the occupant of the property.