We have listened to pod-casts, read books and evaluated numerous properties in both Austin and San Antonio using the calculators and we finally feel comfortable enough to start buying properties, YES!

It's a big book full of practical advice from marketing, screening, leases, collecting rent, etc.

After a roller-coaster ride for the past 2 months, it appears that I'll finally be closing on my first commercial property on October 1st.Two of the three retail/office tenants in the building have leases expiring on October 31st.

I think that area is drawing a lot of attention due to the future location of a face book corporate facility and the Toyota plant.

Do you have a favorite book?

Any help is much appreciated as I would like to finalize this asap! 

Pro tip: take particular care to cover book shelves—removing dust from our books was one of the most time-consuming cleaning jobs we faced. 2.Pack as though you will be travelingThink carefully about everything you will need over the full duration of the renovation (plus the inevitable extension) when packing.

I’ve been listening to the BP podcast and BP Money podcast for months and reading many of the books recommended on the show.

Can the electrical conduits/wiring for the ADU be run under the primary house's crawl space up until the house's facade facing the ADU and finally underground for the remaining bit?

I want to get a book or suggest a course about Real Estate tax law for my brother that is a tax attorney.Ideally something about taxes on small duplex/triplex investments, rehabs, depreciation, etc., and how to maximize savings and write offs.