Likely through economics, as in massive deductibles.

But its lifeline is the single I35 highway running north south...In terms if Economic development- I can speak for Hutto, they are take big steps to attract investments that is boosting the local economy.

I've found the most economical way to get the most coverage on a STR is to do a 2-policy structure.

The real test comes when the unexpected happens: market shifts, economic downturns, or unforeseen challenges.

You can take a look at its economic development site to learn more on it.

I work in the entertainment industry, so I make decent money, but depending on economic issues work can go in and out, and there’s no real assurance of constant monthly income like there would be for other jobs.

They spend a lot of time talking about more macro economic events and things that can affect real estate too which is interesting...or maybe boring to some!

When things are arms-length, the taxable amount is generally the exact commission amount as the buyer's agent, buyer, seller, and the listing agent all have adverse economic interests.Again, it's a facts and circumstances based analysis at the end of the day. 

During difficult economic times, fewer people tend to take vacations.

Less than 10% of agents are investors, so if you find a good one, hold on to them.The notion that investor-agents are taking up all the good deals is ludicrous.The economic model of an agent is to sell units not owned them unlike the economic model of an investor is to own and sometimes wholesale.