Multifamily investors usually look to balance risk and return - usually picking either B or C neighborhoods to buy rentals in.

Get yourself to a point where you can evaluate a few different groups, and be able to pick the one that suits you best for your first investment.

I've used the rental calculator enough now where I think I can find a few 2-4 unit properties that can cash flow at least $100 a unit even with zero down, though the pickings be slim at any given time.

I ma here to learn and I will not pick and choose how those lessons are presented to me!  

I used to live there so I didn't just pick a random market.

My tombstone should read: pick efficient investments, not tax-efficient investments.

From what I’ve read in the Street Journal, this part of Austin is set for steady growth in the next decade.A buddy of mine - let’s call him Jeff..picked up a couple of lots near Del Valle back in 2021.

You just have to pick your spots.

The idea would be to pick up something in the 650k-800k with an FHA loan.

It's like the old sports car is better than pick-up truck - depends on what you want to do.