More importantly good properties in good locations produce good cash flow.If you have not yet sold the property, consider getting using the equity to secure a HELOC.

I honestly thought giving them extra time would grant them ample enough time to move or time to produce the past due rental payment.

Now I'm waiting to hear if the seller is going to produce all the docs and get this thing going again.

If you don't have a rock solid, high quality property manager, you might be very sorry.

Hence a slight inventory increase and some geographic luck is producing a lot of properties there.I am not a the sky is falling person thinking the bubble is about to pop, but a healthy correction is likely in my opinion in the next year.

I've moved to HOUSTON, TEXAS and am ready to rock.

@Josane Cumandala  What did you hold in your 401K account that produced such meager returns? 

That said, according the the Austin Board of Realtors and the Texas A&M Real Estate Center, the median price of a home as of July 2018 is $405K in Austin proper, with surrounding cities (suburbs) at: Round Rock $278K, Pflugerville $265K, Manor $205K, Leander $261K, Kyle $215K, Hutto, $226K, Georgetown $287K, Cedar Park $325K, Buda $266K....so there are plenty of homes within close proximity to Austin that are more affordable.

They never go beyond that eventhough I asked them only send me proepries that is currently rented or properies that currently producing cache flow. am I expecting too much or they are just dont see there is a need to put effords. 

Didn’t notice their billion in sales rocking the real estate market, just like a big hedge fund selling. what percent of Americans even know?