Because it's a pandemic of people think all they have to do is get there license and than just tell people there a Realtor and pow, everyone will run to them.

@Aaron Gordy @Isaac HayesAs of July, the Austin metro had regained nearly all of the jobs that were lost at the onset of the pandemic, making it the second-most resilient jobs market in the country, according to U.S.

Or even look at investing early near the school area where you think you'll move.People thought we were crazy for looking at investment properties during summer/fall 2020 in the midst of the pandemic especially with crazy bidding wars and high prices in our market.

Pre-pandemic this was $2000.

Question- what would you do if you owned a rental property that 1) has long term (6 year+) tenants on a month-to-month lease that continue to pay throughout the pandemic but pay lower than current market rent, 2) was just refinanced last year for 15 years and now nets $100/mo, 3) now has equity of $100k+?

The sun belt continues to see significant growth and the pandemic saw this accelerate.

Below are the steps I used to buy my first property remotely during the pandemic without ever visiting it. 1) Build a rockstar team One of the biggest challenges facing any investor is the lack of local knowledge.

We've doubled that time during the pandemic  

We had a builder offer a multi-house discount and we locked in a price before the pandemic ramped up.

I was lucky enough to get here just before the pandemic, and life has been great.