Purchase price: $420,000 Cash invested: $10,000 Sale price: $680,000 I bought a 2bd 2ba Condo in a fast growth area of Austin, TX.

Purchase price: $420,000 Cash invested: $10,000 Sale price: $680,000 I bought a 2bd 2ba Condo in a fast growth area of Austin, TX.

If the numbers pencil out, you are in a growth market where the forced appreciation/increased rent will be worth it, then its certainly something to seriously think about.

It is a very safe, liquid, tax free, asset protected and with a moderate growth.

Is there something drivable that is still a growth market? 

So the only way these make financial sense is if the NOI is showing 75% growth at exit?

Reason being – a steady decrease in the population over the last 10 years.Some other important factors to consider before stepping into a market are job growth, median rent, and median income.

My friend owns two STR's in Gainesville Fl and has been wanting to turn them over to management for awhile now so he can focus on higher dollar tasks but he is having issues finding a company that will provide the same hospitality that he does.

Any great self-managed property needs a high-quality photographer, handyman, cleaning crew, along with other property vendors as necessary (pool care, lawn care, pest control, etc.)What tools can I use to automate tasks?

Any great self-managed property needs a high-quality photographer, handyman, cleaning crew, along with other property vendors as necessary (pool care, lawn care, pest control, etc.)What tools can I use to automate tasks?