I had a client who refinanced their home and then I helped him buy a new house about 5 minutes away.

Would it be helpful to you as a landlord have have not only the day to day automated but also have guidelines and quick access to local regulations (where there is constant change) in your assets markets to help you stay compliant and avoid potential lawsuits/fines?  

It will be cheaper and give you more options to save money down the line.  

With a strong background in both real estate and lending, I work with a range of clients—investors, builders, and developers—to help them achieve their investment goals.

I want to make a network with agents that can give me access to distressed properties but having a harsh time on networking pls help me and guide me.

Do you think this trend is more specific to Austin, or are you seeing it in other parts of Texas as well?

Bottom line was a $1,325,000 profit on a $1.775,000 investment in little more than a year and a half.  3.

I’m open to all suggestions and insights, so please feel free to share your experiences or any advice you think would be helpful.

Just make sure you have a good team (contractors, inspectors) lined up to help you navigate the renovations.

Any feedback/suggestions are always helpful, and I think you could find it beneficial for your operations as well.