You can always explore other areas of real estate later, but get good at one thing to start.

You would have to know what market rents are, what actual rents are, operating data, etc.

The data from Wharton County Appraisal District may have little or no validity or it could be spot on - you just never know without comparable data. 

The data I've seen predicts growth into 2020 and then leveling off for a bit.It's likely I'll be leaving the city next year.

They can dig up reports for 9.99, pretty amazing data.

Never be afraid to ask questions, and expect clear, data-backed answers.

I’ve made a couple posts here and I got some amazing advices and now that I have a full time IT job at a data center my next question is should I just save up and then do a flip or should I try to get into a seller finance multiple family property.Then rent out the units and maybe even rent out the rooms in the unit I stay in and from then I would have money saving up while buying for a property I will own in the long run and also could do flips after a year or 2?

However I would also like to explore what would be the right steps to go if we decide not to house hack and still get into multi-family properties.save up enough from the reduction of our bills to put a down payment ?

I’m exploring it as an option, looking to establish my niche and getting ready to start. 

I am looking to possibly go back home to explore the New Hampshire Market as well as Maine.