You will make $ but it will be blood $.

Also, San Marcos is on HWY 35 which is the blood line for people leaving the north as they retire.  

On top of that I was diagnosed with blood cancer in Sept 2021 and continued to live in a different primary residence to be near proper medical care. 

You'd have to do your research on rent control laws, etc. so multiplexes can have much thinner margins but there are still good deals to be had out there.

Its standard shower rough-in, the MultiChoice, is easy to work with but has obvious engineering issues (the brass is far thinner than I feel comfortable with).American Standard tends to go with ambitious ideas that look great but have weaknesses in engineering that you wouldn't normally find in Delta and practically never in Moen.

It's deep in the blood, my father had the same sickness himself.But I'm not on here telling people my life is sunshine and roses when it doesn't rain and champagne and caviar when it does. 

To be blunt, what you are looking for... is what nearly every other investor is looking for, hence why multifamily in the Raleigh-Durham market has been really overvalued as of late.Originally I was looking for MF as well but pivoted after exhausting myself running numbers and trying to get blood from a stone, I think the saying goes. 

Through Blood sweat and tears we were able to see success in the tried and true lessons learned right here on Bigger Pockets.

Vet the arbitrager down to their blood type.

Hey everyone,I find myself thinking a lot about strategy recently under current market dynamics, wanted to share with you and hear your thoughts.Quick intro: I've been investing in real estate for the past 4 years using primariliy BRRRR, managed to scale to 10 rentals and the goal is to generate an income sufficient to cover my living expenses within a 10 year timeframe.I've been constantly buying properties since 2020, cashing out and moving on to the next, when rates started climbing I just took for granted that cash flow is going to be thinner so I adjusted my underwriting (and expectations) and kept telling myself that the real money maker is appreciation, so a difference between $100 and $300 a month is not critical, so I can keep growing my portfolio doing the same thing I did in 2020 and 2021.