I would choose an investment focused broker who is Proficient in cost / cash flow analysis models based off of your figures and can provide with a lot of different options.

Greetings Team, This is my first day on BP pro, looking for some meetups in Dallas TX, also looking for my first deal, either positive cash flow rental property or BRRR, any advise appreciate your help

Owning directly, owning in a Single Member LLC in any state, owning multiple single member LLCs, owning layers of LLCS....in all of those cases, the tax results just flow straight to your personal tax return and are reflected there. 

Money should start to flow out of the stock market and into the real estate market.

@John Kim you need to calculate your Return On Equity ((Cash Flow + Principle Paydown + Projected Appreciation)/Equity).

Let's also assume that cash flow after debt service is $75,000 (NOI less CAPEX) and debt service is $60,000 per year.

In that instance, interest rates and pricing is probably a more important consideration.  

Offcourse, the "Goal" would to be able to purchase something reasonable and after living there for a year or so, leave and have it cash flow. 

*While you can make many repairs yourself and do some basic maintenance - which can save you considerable money - but you still should have a pro company come and inspect/test your furnace regularly

Austin will be a bit challenging since the values / cash flow potentials are tough, even 2/3/4 unit properties fully leased up can be negatively cash flowing with traditional long-term tenants - you will see some duplexes like this around, but a for-sale single-unit property rented out on a long-term tenant will likely be rare since it would need a buyer comfortable with either all-cash or super super low leverage purchase or comfortable with negative cash flow