It's obviously depends on the market you're buying it.

If you just want to pick investor's brains, I'd start DMing people in your market right here on BP and buying them lunch or coffee.

The DSCR products for investors are pricing below 7% on a 30 year fixed with healthy credit and reserves. 

I’m struggling to find anything which is frustrating…..my aim was to buy somewhere early in 2024 but I’m analyzing a lot of deals and coming up short.

I will avoid this $37,250 tax bill if I sell it now (I believe it's taxed at 15%).It was my intention to hold this property for a very long time (10+ years) as Austin was been appreciating nicely, and it's cash flowing at ~$750/mo.I don't plan to buy any additional properties at the moment. 

Feel free to send me listings you have in mind (don't worry, not planning to buy) and I can give you an idea of the neighborhood and what's nearby. 

A great investing agent knows those people and will have a goal of you making money so you come back to buy more. 

This isn't always their initial plan, but it often turns out to be a profitable strategy.Several clients have considered buying condos to rent due to the lower maintenance requirements.

My overall goal is to have my real estate commission checks in that company and have the new s-corp company buy units to rent. 

REIA meetings, meetups, calling the "handyman special" signs, calling the "we buy ugly houses" or the "we pay cash" billboards and signs.