Chamber data reveals new level of corporate interest in Central Texas, including dozens of potential HQsThe rush of businesses moving to Central Texas is not slowing down.

I recommend adding "Personal Injury Liability" endorsement to the policy (protects against Liable, Slander, Wrongful entry, ...). 

I'm sure the wealth managers on this thread will have a thing or two to say about it, but the data is pretty clear.  

I'm going to digital entry (four students, they lose keys a LOT) and smart home features (like turning off the HVAC when doors and windows are open because students are apparently idiots and do, in fact, air condition the whole darn neighborhood), plus a few exterior cameras. 

I would get an entry level project management job and let the MBA fast track me for promotions up through business management (product manager, program manager, director, and on up). 

The access is nice, yes, but 80-90% of the data is out there already.

If it will rent for $300 a night for 20 nights a month ($6000) then there is your answer.......Here is a screenshot of the Airdna data.

Reality:  not so much.For lead generation BP has been my only source that has worked, but most of those leads only ever want to look at MFH, and I've learned the hard way MFH data is sucky beyond repair in the MLS.No closings. 

@Sara Aviv BergerA true cap rate of 10% does not exist in any kind of growth market in the USA.I was on a call with Neal Bawa earlier this week and he said AVERAGE CAP RATE IN THE US is now 5.2%.Cap rates in the top markets like Phoenix Dallas Atlanta Charlotte are in the 3s to low 4s at best.Every investor out there will jump for joy with a true 6% cap rate in a growth market.At the present time, if I can find an asset with a true 5%+ entry cap, I give it strong consideration.I believe a reconsideration of your investment criteria may be warranted

With condo investing, you don't really need an amazing investor-friendly agent to do the data, you just want someone who can run rental comps in the same complex so you know what your expected rents will be against the HOA and taxes and payments.