If you haven't yet- be sure to setup some "Keyword Alerts" to get into conversation in your target area.Seeya around!

In other words, I wouldn't generally look at townhouses, if I were targeting a hybrid strategy where I was going to sell in just a few years.Davidson is a fantastic area. 

No other debt with primary residence fully paid offThe town house is next to a town center which is slowly expanding and most of the big stores will start moving in soon (Sams, Target etc) and construction in the area is booming with lots of homes under construction.

It may be a niche worth looking into, but it can be costly if there's not enough demand for it in your target area

If you haven't yet- be sure to setup some "Keyword Alerts" to get into conversation in your target area.Seeya around!

If you haven't yet- be sure to setup some "Keyword Alerts" to get into conversation in your target area.Seeya around!

But I'd like to target this question to a more narrow population and I really hope there's some of you out there...If you are/were self-employed (and have employees under you, and possibly share ownership with partners), how do/did you invest in real estate at the same time and/or ultimately transition into real estate full time?

There are some very specific areas of the Dallas/Ft Worth Metroplex that are excellent targets for buy & hold investing. 

I am interested in commercial real estate primarily and multifamily properties secondary, so my model will be to target on the residential side 2 - 4 family properties and on the commercial 4 unit + apartments, office and retail spaces.

On the county's website, they have "current owner" and "owner of record"; if there are different names under each of those headings, which would I target, current owner or owner of record?