We made them an offer which they said was too low, so we upped our offer considerably to basically full retail price.

I was wondering if anyone has any good books they recommend on the basics of student housing or any tips and tricks on how to handle the important or not important things.

Here are basic stats on single-family home sales for March 2019 for the City of Austin and the greater Austin area:The latest rewrite of the Austin land use code, known as CodeNEXT, has been scrapped.

I was told by a lender that if I wanted to put 10 under my name and 10 under my wife's name, we would have to sign a Free Trader Agreement - in basic terms, a document prepared for the purposes of waiving each party’s rights as to real estate and creating a right to obtain real estate independent of the other.

This is basically what I told him I was looking for with a little flexibility. 2-3 year contract, rent approx. 2,200 with approx 10% of that going into an escrow account for purchase of property at the expiration of lease and a 3-4% option fee.

Basically the IRS considers intent,  if you are buy and hold and are exchanging it  then it can be a 1031 but if you are basically buying to sell which is what a flipper does they will question it and you will get hit with the taxes and maybe penalties. 

Closing/title company, basically the same thing. $1,300, depends on the break down.

Basically do lots and lots of homework before you give someone your money. 

We started out Investing in small rental properties and have had good success with managing the properties. Long story short, we have picked up an additional 3 commercial and 2 residential properties to manage through...

I don’t see a problem with building your business with more units quickly, but I’d start off fairly basic (1-4 units) until you learn the ropes.