I'm currently looking for a solid mastermind/network focused on multifamily deals, specifically capital raising so that I can learn more from accomplished CMF veterans that have raised millions!

ThanksSilicon Valley Veteran - Start-Up, Public/ Private Securities and Real Estate Investor 

Veterans know the real gems come from those who have survived the trenches.

I am looking to invest in my first rental property locally in and around Austin areas and wanted to see if there are any local kind hearted veteran investors who is willing to share their knowledge on how to get started in this process as i am completely NEW to rental property investing. 

Since I am a Army Veteran, I will never not use USAA. 

As a veteran local market pro I can say yes, the "getto" can get rough, especially at this time, but getting shot up 2 times in such a short time, that's not an accident that's specific, and than the mention of vendors not going there because of tenants weapons, it sounds a LOT like you placed a tenant who is doing something that makes the place a target for such, especially by fact of your rent's being so high for the area.

An agent that lists your property will be spending money from their pockets on advertising and professional photographs.

Originally posted by David VanSteenkiste:The road to socialism starts with universal healthcare.Funny how I don't see any posts from you in the past 50 years lamenting how the Social Security Act of 1965 was all about control and how we should be getting rid of medicare.Also funny how nobody that questions the "progressive agenda" ever suggests that we need to get rid of government subsidized health care for all military veterans -- are they another exception on the list of people who for some reason have a right to healthcare?

Median age of 42, 18.5 min average commute to work, and a bit over 7,200 veterans locally.

Many of the photographers who service agents for listing photos have added Matterport / Matterport-like capabilities.