If you jump these tenants up to 800 all at once you could have a mass exodus and/or deal with several evictions in the coming months.

I am from Mass originally so nice to hear you.

So if you're going to follow the basic cash principle on how to invest based off when, you're going to follow the mass.

I think there will be a mass wave of folks moving down I-35 slowly but surely as they look for new opportunities - If you think back to what Kyle/Buda were 10-15 years ago compared to today it's hard to deny the crowds moving further and further south.

Reason being1) Oil industry mass lay offs.2) Even though they are lower than california, they are 40% more than they were 3 years back - yes, a 300k home in 2012 is now at 550k.3) Property taxes are very very high especially in master planned communities (3.8 % in new areas of pearland, a suburb of houston), plus there is requirement for flood insurance separate from home owners insurance.4) cost of living has gone up a lot in Texas against other states (again don't only compare with California).

Because of the tremendous growth at times the communication is more “mass” communication verse a personalized hand held approach.  

Hello my name is James DiGregorio I am a electrician I have 17 years in the construction field who has all the connections to go in and rehab a home does anyone know of any Realestate investors in the Boaton area

It seems that investors send out mass mailings in order to acquire properties off-book. 

If they have a mass produced house that fits your needs, you're likely to do well.

It seems that all these mass shooters have several things in common.