There is a great group of members on here to connect with.

His company manages mine and has got some great properties

Hi Chris,Great to see that you've immersed yourself in learning and are gearing up to take action.

That's an interesting observation about the Texas market.

There is a great group of members on here to connect with.

Urban areas like Austin still attract buyers for the lifestyle and tech-driven job market.I believe more buyers will lean towards the suburban areas because of interest rates and getting more for their money.

Then I could start purchasing regular investment properties.Option B: Find an investment property first (higher interest rate) that pencils out while continuing to live in my condo, and then find another primary I could “trade-up” for with my condo, where I could eventually use it as LTROption C: Just focus on finding investment deals that pencil out at a higher interest rate with existing cash, and when I eventually move out of state, sell Condo.

If for any reason you don’t find them valuable, you have a 7-day free trial, and a 30-day money back guarantee.There might also be some great markets local to you if you are just getting started, so you might consider also setting up keywords for some destinations within an hour or two of the Bay Area!

HI Jennifer, I'm interested in building a community of tiny homes and how to make that work with the least of money down.  

Any advice or personal experience that you can share would be greatly appreciated.Corey