Let's see how things progress...

That being said, there are definitely OZ areas that are in the path of progress in many metros (Austin included). 

Like I said just a newbie, no lawyer, just wanted info to educate and hopefully proceed forward and buy my first property.Ill just wait for the recorded webinar, I guess.Kinda disappointed, but still have a year to evaluate more.      

I'll keep posting on new developments as they progress.

You want to make sure the areas the comparable properties are in are comparable to the area that the asset you're evaluating is in. 

Here's another update on my loan progress. 

You can always change it, but if your only goal is a number of units and you don’t set any other criteria, you’ll never make progress because you have too many optionsAs for Raleigh, I’m not familiar with the market except that I know it’s generally good.

Also, take a look at your tenant demographic and evaluate what industry they're in -- what is the likelihood of an increased vacancy or leasing period if your target residents are employed in sectors most likely to see hourly cuts?  

@Chait Borade I also have my own cashflow calculator that is very easy to use and I use it for all properties I help people evaluate. :)

If its hoarded garbage or illegal pets, that's just a written warning and then progress from there.