Guess the number of incompetent wanna be wholesalers has increased to the point where even relatively free market supporting state legislatures are considering acting against free market interests.

Are the numbers supportive of your plan to increase rents by 15%?

The goal is to share our experiences, learn from my mistakes,(which I made a few, Smile), things we can do better and how we can support each other, share our intangible resources.  

Both Dallas and Austin are touted for appreciation more than cash flow (I've read that it can be downright difficult to get Austin and Dallas proper to cash flow due to the property values there), but if you look in the suburbs you might be able to find something that can work for you if you find a good network of support.

Thank you all for the comments and support.

I have the property's at about  50% of market value(10 comps to support this).

The tenancy was supported by Section 8 at about 50%, then went to 100% starting in October 2019. 

There was a lot of support they just want law enforcement on board.

I am not a masonry expert or engineer, just a carpenter that knows doors and windows need a proper opening and the weight of a building needs to be supported.

And the first Rent Control lost, so then the CA State Legislature, with support indirectly from a foundation tied to FB, passed Rent Control.