I recently came across a piece in Forbes talking about how quickly rental dynamics can evolve when population growth spikes.I’m based in Phoenix and have been in the real estate game for three decades, and a close friend of mine recently reminded me how the right connections can shape your entire strategy.

But if I could whisper in my younger self’s ear now, I’d say: take a close look at small multifamily properties, whether that’s in a place like Omaha (where I’m based and licensed in Arizona too, #AZ-123456) or San Antonio, or even dipping a toe into Austin’s vibrant scene.

I then lowered the offer price to 70k since I wouldn’t be able to complete the due diligence piece.

My first piece of advice is to find a market with what you are looking for

I think one critical piece is being overlooked.  

The greatest piece of railroad land in the U.S. is for sale, you just have to ask.11.  

I've never been but the photos I see it's always Large newer homes or SFH on a large piece of land.

Hello,Looking to buy a piece of land ( residential) or two in and around austin area.

Hi Sherry,I live in Long Beach, so know the area.We do a little property management, and some flipping, so always have our ears to the ground for properties.

Having the right partners on the design and build is what I have found to be the most important piece of the puzzle.