Find an area you're comfortable in, research it to death and buy something.

I’ll admit screening this deal on a lot of other sites (reddit), a lot of people told me it was a financial death wish.

We had to re-lease a property in Kyle in the middle of the "good season" and in order to get it rented fast, we actually had to lower the rent from previous tenant by $50 due to the many competing active properties on the market and the fact that many had very lax leasing standards.I actually believe that we'll see a death spiral once the multiple OOS owners who bought rentals all around Austin in the hopes of major appreciation, without much due diligence, nor proper calculation of the cash flow will realise that their investition that was supposed to bring them few thousands dollars in the pocket in cash flow in reality it costs them several thousands every year and increasing, they will rush to cash out the appreciation and step on each other on the way to exists.

I would bug her to death if that was the case.

Noise pollution wears on them, it takes an extra toll that makes living with a live-in flip just a bit more miserable.7.

Repairs do not have to be recapture when you sell the house too.)16) Utilities17) Pre rental expenses ( expenses incurred before finding a tenant )18) If you use your Car: This can include- oil changes, maintenance, gas, repairs, parking, tolls, and depreciation.

Actually tried to reach out to his office to work with them, but their toll free number is always busy (is it different now?)

@John Novu - with over 300 million people in the US, opinions will vary on the deaths (most likely won't care).

I have imagined doing this over a 25 year period while keeping another 10-20 units to pass down to my children at a stepped up basis upon my death.

They have the original will and the notorized death certificate, but are having difficulties getting answers from the county.