"Flipping" (which is merely a trendy term for fixing up dilapidated structures) is far more relative to the construction industry.

This is probably why you might have difficulty finding an attorney or title company interested in being involved, most don't want to receive calls like that asking for information on a transaction.Personally I'd do a little more research on the process, get some legal advice from a good real estate attorney and move forward very cautiously.Ok, if you say so.I've always found this phrase curious:Owner financing is the only way for a lot of self employed people who write off most of their income to be able own and not rentThe only non-cash expense I'm aware of is depreciation, all other expenses are cash out of pocket. 

Austin trend is down, not up.  

To achieve a higher response rate, make sure that the phrasing conveys a sense of urgency.

Then as time went on an prices kept skyrocketing I realized Seattle, and many other trendy metros, were in bubble territory.

Does that mean the neighborhood is becoming more trendy or does it mean it’s about to go to hell?

This is why you hear the phrase, "Term insurance and invest the rest." 

Just the fact's ma'am, no "I feel your pain" or "I'm sorry but." or "expenses have increased".When making a big raise to people we want to keep (inherited, repositioning what have you) we have tried to matter of factly let them know in advance of our plans and use the magic phrase "nothing will change without notice". 

They repeat the catch phrases off of YouTube videos ("It's all about he difference between simple and compound interest") that are extremely misleading as if they were fact and then willfully ignore the truth of how different types of loans and debt actually work.

Find a way to stand out from the competition in a trendy way and you can do well.Love the area and would invest in the area 1000 times over if I could do it again.