I've seen some decent multifamily deals there, but not a lot in NOVA mainly due to the high price points.

We are now disabled and maintaining the land (in city limits) is becoming too much, AND property tax values are TOO high, due to a few lots that keep selling and owners later finding out new fema guidelines have made lots unbuildable.

I am currently in Los Angeles on a high salary. 

This trend suggests a robust and appreciating market, making Katy, Texas an attractive city for short-term and long-term investment.High Demand for Rentals: Katy is experiencing inbound migration from major cities like Los Angeles, New York, and San Francisco, indicating a high demand for rental properties.

I highly recommend Morgan and Cameron Reed.

Sounds high to me unless you are able to really make this unique.I realize I made of lot of back of the napkin assumptions above, but it sounds like a no go to me.Yep, you are on point with this.  

Hey everyone, I'm a highly seasoned multi-family investor and developer in Canada, with a track record of successfully developing over 800+ units.

But my state is a pretty quick evict state, our rents are somewhat below market, and we have extremely high demand.

It doesn't matter if these fees are normal, high, or low.

While this is not unique to foreclosures, and should be done for EVERY deal, I highly recommend you get full title insurance on a property.