I guess I don't consider Westgate a part of Hilltop, but @Tristam Griffith is correct, Westgate is nice, I just picked one up there, also own one in ValleyView and one in Broad Lawn neighborhoods.

I can listen to books and educate myself on whatever I want while at the gym, in the car, etc.There are a wide array books available and a few I think may benefit you to start with are...Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat - The BRRRR Rental Property Investment Strategy Made SimpleFLIP - How to Find, Fix, and Sell Houses for ProfitThe Ultimate Guide to Wholesaling Real EstateBigger Pockets has become one of my best resources.

@Hai Loc That's a very broad question - too broad to answer with any accuracy relevant to your situation but, generally speaking, buy & hold rental income (passive income, depreciation deduction, favorable capital gains rates, 1031 exchange capability, the list goes on and on) is more tax-advantaged than development/fix & flip income (earned income, self-employment taxes, etc.).

I'm all ears for any advice, from broad strategies to specific tactics or tools that have worked for you.

Do you agree with this broad assessment?

Both have a good mix of experienced and new investors as well as a broad swath of service providers.Let me know if I may be of service.Paul.

This thread has brought in the exact type of info I was looking for from a broad range of investors, and opinions.

I would counter that and say its a very broad and open ended question.

Since they can't do each property individually, they use comparable sales to make broad generalizations to determine percent changes.

First, understand that the MTR niche is very broad.