A few reasons for the rise in home prices are low interest rates, several development/infrastructure projects all around the city, and thousands of people moving into the area. 

Based on the data I've been monitoring, I remain confident that San Antonio won't face a significant collapse in single-family home prices in the foreseeable future.Duplex $95,000. 910 Burton 78221https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/16-Gjbrx39EJY9fhDCvvcnJoyZiiy9Gd_

Welcome to plug into my infrastructure. 

One of my SF tenants installed 6 cameras himself; he's very handy and I'm all for having cameras monitoring the property as:A) It deters crimeB) If someone is dumb enough to commit a crime it's recordedC) If someone gets hurt or falls on the property (or claims to have) it's recordedD) Having exterior cameras makes most tenants feel saferE) Some insurers offer a discount when a surveillance system is installed (the same goes for an alarm system)I don't know why your one tenant is so against outdoor cameras but it's a benefit to everyone.

Our comprehensive approach will equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to effectively handle warranty exclusions, ensuring that you can confidently address any challenges that may arise.Continuous Monitoring and Reporting:I recommend conducting regular property inspections to identify potential warranty claim opportunities and ensure the longevity of your property.

Hey keith, I think you really need to have some infrastructure in place first.

We're currently upgrading some of the tree farm facilities to be able to host events, and we believe that we will get guests associated with the events, too.A big consideration when planning your tiny house village is infrastructure.  

Bigger Pockets has some great state forums and usually there are good locals that monitor those.

However, things to consider, inside city limits is monitored closely so if its not a home that is approved to be a STR, they will shut you down.

If the water table is within 4 foot of the surface, forget about it, it will never be approved by DEQ, and will need a public connection to sewer, and Big Sky is probably going to slap you with a SID at this point, because it's infrastructure is present and being used in most places I know of.Do not approach ANY engineer in town without a Land Use lawyer.