All events are FREE to attend and will be held in a relaxed, informal atmosphere.

Hi Stephen,Austin does have fairly strict regulations on STRs right now, but while you're living in the home they're fairly relaxed.

So, relax, go to a bunch of events and just meet & talk to people.

Not having a tub eliminates a lot of people who may need/want a tub - those with young kids, a pet, prefer to relax in a tub, need to sit down to bathe, etc. 

Once you're in the home, live in it for a few months before starting, to get a feel for the flow of the house.Keep your sanity (it can be tough living in the middle of a giant mess) by keeping at least one room completely untouched, so you can have a place to relax.

Keep this at 25% or more for $500/mth properties, and you can relax it toward 20% for 1,000/mth properties.True ROI (ROI) = Net Cash Flow + Principal Amortization, then divide that by the Cost.

It's relaxed, informative and a great opportunity to network.

My complex is very small, we are only 11 units, we have been dealing with a problematic tenant for a while now and I would like to know what the board can do to remedy the situation, his landlord, although very nice is taking a very relaxed approach and not doing much, meanwhile the tenant has had the police called on him and has also threaten and become verbally abusive to a few people that live there.

This piece of legislation incentivizes DEVELOPERS (ie, “haves”) to create LOW INCOME housing (ie “have nots”) by relaxing zoning requirements for that particular development.

To be honest, my lady wears the tool belt in the relationship and I'm just hired muscle, but I'm very confident in her vision, skills and execution, and I think there's very little that we wouldn't be able to tackle in terms of fixing up our first property.