It looks like it's not heavily regulated as of yet and they don't look as though there is througho enforcement, but it does seem like a risky venture if it does happen in the future. 

I live in Schertz and work heavily in the local market, I can't break your buyer rep agreement, if you signed one, but I'd be glad to help with advice. 

The "clever" ways I've learned is to know the LL/tenant laws inside and out, screen tenants heavily, be diligent on 6 month unit inspections, and the biggest one IMO, I do M2M leases.Knowing the confusing LL/ tenant laws and reading the guide my state puts out allows me to try not to get myself into bad situations.

Their social programs heavily weigh on the economy for regular people.

Hello Nilusha, I think you hit it on the head when you stated this deal is heavily reliant on appreciation/value-add potential and not cash flow.

@Sara Habtom, The BRRRR strategy relies heavily on how much equity you can pull out of the home to use to purchase your next property.

WL may work in a tiny percentage of people and situations, but most of the time it heavily favors the insurance company....not you

It's a helpful tool in assessing the long-term potential of a property​​.Market Research and Location Strategy: Starbucks spends heavily on analytics and research to choose profitable locations.

DST's are heavily laden with fees.

To be fair, I realize now, that I need to heavily credit the improved rental market in my area with all of my rent increases.