Ask for a co-host and you receive offers within minutes if your market is hot.

Roof, furnace, hot water ect.

Austin is pretty hot, of course, so I was just wondering what sort of returns folks are targeting, especially with buy and holds.

I was surprised as well but my assumption is that the KC market is hot and they are overwhelmed with clients.

This could account for the large rate of renter-occupied households as opposed to owner-occupied. 

As the owner you need to be providing cable TV, wifi, not to mention a house full of furniture and household goods.

But I have to find that hot spot.

A radiant system is also suitable for connection to solar thermal hot water, so you could effectively heat the house with solar energy (not to be confused with photovoltaics), using a tank or in-line water heater as your backup heat source.The boiler itself, if it is a newer, direct vent, condensing, natural gas unit, it could be up to 95% efficient.  

She told me it got hot in there.

YUP  its tough when you have so many profit centers once you get to the end buyer.. the wholesalers I know spend a lot of money on lead gen.. so i get it but there comes a time when the rents either have to go WAY UP or margins have to be lowered to make it all work for what the out of area investors is willing to pay for a given cash flowAnd as hot as the owner occ market is a Pivot could be in order sell to owner occs and let the investor go for now.