Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:AS it relates to many on BP that's very common among the members of this site.. they count every door they either or or have a minor interest in.. I

I have been searching for a home that fits two criterion: 1) Something that is affordable and that I could turn into a cash flowing asset after I move out 2) A place that I would enjoy living in. I

@Ashish AcharyaThanks for chiming in. I

Is there potential for other investments in Southeast Austin before the huge haul of development comes in? I

I am looking for my first rental property to invest in! I

Talking about real estate prices in general (as in real estate prices in canada or north america) being high, and that it's a bad time to buy, is not good advice, as it really depends on the country, the province, the city, and even the neighborhood that you're in! I

Regardless if you want to go to college or not, I feel an important sector to educate yourself in is finance.

I visit the property at that time and evaluate the condition based upon the move in -- and I remind them upon lease signing that the way it looks upon move-in is the way it looks upon move-out to get the full deposit return.

I have also about 100 k cash to invest not sure which direction to go in I work full time in a non real estate industry with solid income 

LolI talked to the listing agent about how screening works for these tenants (advice from @Kenneth Garrett) he said that the county I’m buying in is very good about screening and he personally has been a section 8 land for 20 yrs.