I work in the "what if" industry, so naturally the "what if" in a friends fight comes up.Everything else checks out on both (strong credit, no evictions, no criminal, etc.).

And secondly, I strongly believe your not actually reading what I write because only a witless person or a deranged ego maniac would continue to argue against what I said that making MORE trumps being concerned with doing less and making less to save on paying some added taxes.

If you mean wholesaling in the sense of bringing deals to investors and having a strong contract to get compensation for doing so, I think that is possible.

Definitely a strong corridor to watch for growth in the Austin MSA.Article link here:https://www.bizjournals.com/austin/news/2021/11/02/bell-district-cedar-park-red-leaf-library.htmlAlternate free article here:https://communityimpact.com/austin/cedar-park-leander/development/2021/10/29/cedar-parks-bell-district-to-start-construction-in-2022/

Unless you want to get creative with the current property in terms of renting it out, it isn't going to be a strong performer in terms of cash flow, but appreciation and future potential can be strong. 

How would you like to be in business with other people, purchase a light bulb for the property in your partnership and then have to go through hell because your partners are angry because they could have purchased the light bulb for $1 less than what you paid.You would think that 3 brains are better than one, but the problem I usually see is one person in the group usually controls the entire group with a loud mouth, strong convictions and regardless of what he tell the group in relation to being right or wrong.

If its a strong fishy smell, check outlets and places to plug things in.

Many Single Family Homes in the smaller towns near northwest Frisco (Little Elm, Prosper, Celina, Aubrey, etc) have also seen a large appreciation in the last few years and a strong rental market.

So this is definitely another strong element 

Pick a strategy and learn everything you can on that strategy (and of course your target market).Education is your foundation so do you want a strong and deep foundation, or a mickey mouse one?