And that was nuts, because they were all full gut rehabs.

If I go buy a house as an investor right now using a rent to own model- there is no way the market rent would cover the nut- investors have had a hell of a time trying to even break even these past couple years.

People simply need to stop relyig on nothers so dang much.The SECOND something even seems too hard, immedialte they give up and ask other for help... and no one checks to see if the person that is giving them random advice is actually an expert in the space.. its nuts!

I'm open to learning from all perspectives and excited to engage in a fruitful discussion that will benefit us all in our real estate endeavors.Looking forward to hearing from you all!

Otherwise they'll go nuts when your expenses have risen so much over time that you have to increase by a lot. 1% 0.5%, something. 

The rest, all I need is a tenant that is not nuts and we can work through it.

I would like to move to Austin (as there are many like-minded entrepreneurs there) and want to live on a ranch with 2+ acres, so I can raise goats, chickens, and have fruit and vegetable garden. 

The lowest hanging fruit isn't always the best...

It's fantastic that you're exploring different avenues, from rental properties to commercial spaces, to diversify your portfolio and align with your financial goals.Best of luck on your journey, and may your investments yield fruitful returns!

The prices are nuts and the payment is so high.