Everything is going to start coming at you pretty fast on this first one but a fresh unit to get rented is a big plus because you will be able to find your own residents.

My approach is to sign fresh leases.

Currently I have fresh paint on the house (inside and outside), new doors (Garage and entrance), Solar Panels (10K system w/ LG Battery), and exterior aesthetics upgrades.

Hopefully it's walkable to the Fresh Market, great restaurants, and the Red Line.

If you create a new company for each property you buy wouldn't financing be extremely difficult considering you are starting off with a fresh slate?

This is fresh info that I just got this morning from one of the city's reps in their STR department:Any rental charging over $5/day for a term of less than 30 days is required to have a short-term rental license in Austin.

We've halted financial leaks, brought in fresh talent, and implemented training and bonus programs that nearly doubled productivity.

If they were fresh out of medical school and didn't have a  high net worth I'd anticipate it being more difficult.I'd anticipate leasing to a dentist fresh out of school with no book of buinsess, and really no experience running a shop of their own to be pretty high risk operationally. 

I’m now ready to buy a home and I have about 20K saves up again.. but it wouldn’t even matter if I hadn’t rented out my first home- because my debt to income ratio got a fresh start basically so now I can afford as much as my income allows.

And some viewing were like waiting in line to get into a night club.The one above is right next to Fresh market and Trader joes.