Austin has had technology and innovation growth for 40 years, so it is appealing for many reasons. 

I'd be fine giving up some equity for faster growth and scalability but I'd love to hear your thoughts for not giving any equity while still keeping investors engaged with all your projects.Thanks!

I had a tenant who had the drug task force with 14 law enforcement agencies perform a raid on there rental which recovered items that lead to more than 2 dozen felonies.

Because going through your checking account to figure out everything is going to be one heck of a task, even if you have a separate checking account for each property.

The population is holding steady over the past 10 years - no growth but no contraction.Current landlord:-Bought the property for $40K in 2016 and it and others around it have significantly appreciated since-Claims he is selling because he is moving and getting older-Property is occupied on a month to month and he claims they would consider a long-term lease. 

It amazes me how many meaningful relationships my wife and I have built through this investing community, and it’s led to tremendous growth for my wife’s real estate business, and also growth in our portfolio and property management company with all the wise advice and lessons learned that have been shared with us.

You get a tax deduction (as a Permanent Resident / Canadian Citizen) and tax deferred growth while the money is in there.

You mention having demanding 9-5 jobs, but the options you came up with each take time unless you were to hire out the tasks. 

Central and West brings more cash flow but less equity growth. 

They also have an in house attorney just in case you need to fix paperwork or any other tasks.