Some of them will have extensive training, some of them will have attractive commission structure.

I have a collection of 4 buildings (still negotiating 3) on a D+ street that I believe some reasonable aesthetic improvement could attract a C- crowd.

We visited Austin in September and were attracted to the vibe of the city, loved the mature trees and the river.

Excellent book that teaches you to focus on the things that produce the most results and ignore the 80% that has little return.

The biggest question I ask myself is where would I reinvest that money that would produce better returns?

It sucks.But That's why having multiple streams of income is imperative to your survival and future and that's why I'm obsessed with buying income-producing rental properties and house hacking 4-plex's They're an asset and pay me monthly. does anybody else have any shocking or scary stories but real estate saved the day financially??

If a rental unit down the street comes available that is more attractive, there is nothing to keep them from moving. 

As long as you are consistently buying properties that produce positive cash flow and run your numbers correctly you will be fine. 

Want to eventually take out a HELOC to use as a possible down payment on another income producing property.

Ideally for a rental property, you want to attract quality tenants that are reliable and dependable, that’s a complete topic on its own.