This clown has been complaining about the electric bill since day 1.  

@Mark Norick there are too many "gurus" charging insane amounts of money for their programs.

Does anyone know or have any advice on if a house hack or live-in fix & flip as a first-time strategy would be better, and what would work better for either of these areas in San Antonio?

Can anyone provide insights on how attached ADU’s are appraised in San Jose/bay area?

For example, some neighborhoods in San Francisco have seen price increases, while others have experienced declines.

My family is currently undergoing a dilemma with a paid off property in San Jacinto, California. 

Yes, I’m in the area and scoping out properties which has gotten insanely expensive recently.

My goal is to become a long-term rental investor, but I would like to start by doing a couple of fix and flip properties here in San Antonio.

I'm still actively investing but I help others get started there as well.The city has been insanely good to me and my family, but yes... you do need to do a lot of due diligence and/or work with someone that REALLY understands the intricacies of the market.

Alamo Ranch:- Growth Potential: Alamo Ranch is one of the fastest-growing areas in San Antonio.