Eventually in the late '80s prices stabilized, then started to rise.When I see some of the crazy development going on in Houston, San Anton and Austin now I wonder if we're not heading into a similar period.Result, even "good" people walked away.Just a little anecdote to brighten your morning.

Looking for a place to buy and eventually rent out once we leave.

I am a young guy that is looking to start investing in rental properties and hopefully eventually turn it into my own investment business with multiple properties.I could really use a lot of help, and hope to find as much information here as possible.

If you can increase the number of potential deals that you have access to, then a good deal will eventually show itself.

I'll be completing architecture next year and I want to eventually go into business in residential real estate development.I'm curerently prepared to start my first project and I would like to know what is the best type of project to invest in as a beginner.

I made it through it and eventually thrived, but there were times when my business' survival was at stake because of my lack of proper judgment of risk.

I found this site yesterday and have read various posts, and everyone seems to be very helpful.Although, I am interested in eventually investing, I want to learn a bit...Do my homework so to speak.

Now you would still eventually pay them off, but in most parts of Texas you can build equity and still have cash flow.

I've typically used a combination of my property manager's advice (of course I fired them eventually so take that with a grain of salt), MLS rental listings, and scoured the listings of Craig's List to see what is being asked for other properties in the area.

I'd say 90% or more of it ever sold is sitting under someone's bed, or in their closet, and eventually will end up on ebay or craigslist!