I am very aware that managing a property is a lot of work and has its ups and downs, but I am ready to learn and have the energy.

But its lifeline is the single I35 highway running north south...In terms if Economic development- I can speak for Hutto, they are take big steps to attract investments that is boosting the local economy.

Likely through economics, as in massive deductibles.

(biggerpockets.com)Energy efficiencies in the building: Environmentally Friendly Tax Credits for Your Property (biggerpockets.com)Federal and state grants: Real Estate Grants (biggerpockets.com)On top of the benefits noted above, here are some added tax benefits from a cost segregation study: Added Tax Benefits of Cost Segregation (biggerpockets.com)Have you utilized a cost segregation study for any of these added benefits?

I've found the most economical way to get the most coverage on a STR is to do a 2-policy structure.

The real test comes when the unexpected happens: market shifts, economic downturns, or unforeseen challenges.

We experienced low energy, brain fog, sore throats, headaches, unexplained cough, and more every day for the year we lived there.

You can take a look at its economic development site to learn more on it.

If you are someone with a few properties under your belt seeking for more real estate specific knowledge some of the books on bigger pockets might be a more economical way to obtain real estate specific knowledge. 

I think this gives the slightest of advantages to people who are smaller investors, and also people who are willing to perhaps sacrifice some time and energy short term for long term gains.