I'm unable to pop in on in-progress rehabs in person, so I need a SUPER communicative contractor that sends updates very reliably.

I’ve made a few offers but the right deal hasn’t popped up yet.

I have some agents looking for deals but am interested in finding some smaller, mom and pops that might be ready to cash out.

Im starting to see more and more properties pop back up in the sheriffs auction, kind of like pre-covid times! 

I read somewhere that NAR has called the current situation a bubble which is expected to pop in mid/late 2021 or early 2022.I guess it’s a good time to sell, especially for home owners under forbearance. 

-The asphalt shingled roof has a couple of nails popping through the shingle – recommend having a qualified roofer repair.

Calling all San Antonio STR investors, I know the city has seen some serious growth in AirBNB properties popping up across town and I wanted to ask if you could share some of your pain points when it comes to managing your STR's.

I've run into a few of these and actually found that there was a 3-4" void above the old header that made it really easy to pop in a new door.Or like Chris mentioned above, just get unfinished hollow slabs, trim, and cut inserts to fill the void.I've run into some situations like this and generally will do what will result in easier future maintenance.  

To answer your question, things to consider when looking at a market are pop growth, job growth, home price growth, income growth, and crime reduction. 

The deal fell through but if it should pop back up I'll keep you in mind!