I would love to be among those sharing their RE success stories.Please contact me as soon as possible for more information or/and property walk through.Your responses are highly appreciated.ps: I was not sure if this is the right section for this topic as I toggled through all the options, moderator please move it accordingly if so.

(BP Moderators - I'm not affiliated with these sites, just providing a resource, unless you have a better option).But I love your energy and actions!

------Also, let's share any exciting projects you may be working on at this moment in the Austin, TX market/sub-market (please don't post all details and links, etc, just very high level as moderators might block the thread treating it as marketing your deal!!

The national vacancy rate has been rising for four consecutive quarters and after reaching a peak of 11.5% in mid-2022, year-over-year rent growth has moderated to 7.4% as of 2023q4.

You should probably hire a solid Property Management Company to handle everyting for you, including the rehab.you might want to read our series about “How to Screen a PMC Better than a Tenant”:https://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/3094/91877-how-to-screen-a-pmc-better-than-a-tenant-part-1-services-and-processesWish we could self-promote, but it is not allowed by forum moderators.

Hi, haven't posted on here in quite some time so not sure what we can or can't share, I am sure the moderators will let me know quickly.

We replace ours about 3 times a year on a moderate use rental (200 nights a year). 

Just cause a recession happens doesn't mean the govt stops spending money :)The midwest has always been a safe haven for cash flow - moderate governance, moderate taxation, stability inflow and ex flow etc. 

Its not too hard to get moderate cash flow in years 1-3 and generally only gets better as rents have incresed 6% or more year over year for nearly a decade. 

I am moderating a panel of the capital raiser and I wanted to get some questions from people first hand.