A few days ago I visited an off market property in Austin in a well established neighborhood if interested feel free to connect. 

ect ect TALK to you county commissioner and/or one of the zoning heads about your intents (talk them to lunch, visit their office, give them flowers lol, just anything to get the county on your side)2.

There is almost zero chance that you bring this issue to a head and they sign a lease with a good future prospect for the tenancy.

I am in the UK and just returned from visiting the sites.

I agree with the majority that this electronic currency or “digital currency” is just too new to have a very educated opinion but of course you can do your due diligence to be ahead for that matter.

Best of luck on the journey ahead.

It’s awesome that you’re already thinking strategically about getting into real estate early on, many people wait years before taking this step, so you’re ahead of the game.You’re right about Dallas being a competitive market, and finding cash-flowing houses in good areas under $300-400k can be challenging, especially with rising interest rates.

People that specifically visit a website (realtor.com, Zillow, etc.) are more likely to be serious shoppers.

Got in touch on a Thursday, visited the property on Friday and made an offer.

I make sure to be there when the appraiser is visiting the home and print out data on appreciation rates and comps and give him/her a personal opinion on where we believe the home should be appraised at.