I understand being stuck between a rock and a hard spot on close dates moving etc.. reminds me of a time i had deposits down on 3 new builds in Jackson MS.. ( for Go Zone Tax Bene's at the time)My wife and I fly out there do a walk through by the time we were done with the first house we had to go get more blue tape.Then i went to turn on the water etc.. and the house was not even connected to water or power ..

I believe they extended till they hand over the government to Joe B and once we see good result in Georgia over democrats' favor then because of many socialist they will extend even further.

Because most properties are selling within a few days, I would keep working to narrow down your focus so you can find opportunities.The northern suburbs are experiencing massive growth because of their better infrastructure and proximity to north Austin/Round Rock tech jobs.

He did his best to soundproof between floors: actually did a ton of work with double layers of sheet rock, tons of insulation and even added a drop ceiling but the problem is that soundproofing is only as good as the weakest point so even if there’s one area you can’t get to with insulation, or a hole for electrical wires, plumbing, mouse hole etc the sound will come right through that weak spot.

I sold a wholesale deal to one of my investors let’s call her Ida (haha because that’s her name) a deal in North Little Rock off of JFK a few months back.

There is roughly one month of inventory in the entire Austin-Round Rock MSA, which is down 1.2 months from where we were in November 2019.

I have to say from the forums to the YouTube channel you all rock.  

Hi @Sai Kiran I would suggest parts of Round Rock, Cedar Park and Georgetown.

Sheet-rock to cover all the ceilings.4.

Here are some highlights from the latest Central Texas Housing Market Report released by the Austin Board of REALTORS®:Home sales in the Austin-Round Rock MSA were up 31.5% year over year and up 20% in the City of Austin proper.The median sales price in the MSA was up 12% year over year to $355,000 and up 8% in Austin to $415,000.Inventory remained critically low, dropping 1.3 months to 1.2 months of inventory in the MSA.