I would also talk to leasing brokers for this type of property to understand if there is real appetite from tenants for this type of building, as even if it doesn't directly impact your approach, it will give you some insights into how a potential buyer may be looking at it.

As part of this transition, I’m looking to dive into the BRRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat) strategy to build a portfolio of investment properties, and I’d love to get some advice and insights from those of you who are familiar with the area!

Sites like NeighborhoodScout or even just attending local city planning meetings can provide insights into where the city is growing.Network with Local Investors: Building relationships with experienced investors in Austin can accelerate your learning curve.

As stated I’m rather new and would love to connect with someone local who might be able to provide some insight.

If you're working with a great (not good) broker to assist you on finding the replacement deal, they should be providing you with the insights I've highlighted above (and more) to help you along the way.

Any insight or advice would be greatly appreciated.

Whether it’s through networking, strategic partnerships, or creative financing, I’d love to hear your insights.

Hi, I am looking to invest in Ohio, mainly in Columbus, and Cleveland, but recently Dayton, OH got my attention in terms of affordability.  I see many big homes available for sale with small price tags.  Specially the...

I'd appreciate your insights on balancing the trade-offs between initial capital outlay, monthly cash flow, and potential returns.Thank you for your expertise,Ricardo

@Michael Smythe that is great and super insightful!