Hello everyone,I recently joined a rapidly growing insure-tech company that specializes in rental properties.

Purchase price: $105,000 Cash invested: $10,000 Sale price: $210,000 While in college, I had enough money saved to put 3% down on a property and make some small improvements.

I have a large STR property that can accommodate 19 people, that has a hot tub.

As interest rates climb, how are Texas buyers adjusting their strategies to secure property?

I'm new to real estate and currently don’t own any properties, but I’ve been learning a lot recently.

If you build (via managing a general contractor), you should (ideally) know more about how the property was built than if you bought an existing home--you know what's behind the walls, and ideally you might avoid anything wrong with buying an existing home with issues you and your inspector didn't catch.I understand there's risk to building--it just seems right now that the risk is lower than buying an existing house--a house where you simply cannot know every detail without tearing it down to the studs and doing a complete remodel.

This would be my first property in industrial outdoor storage.

If I buy a property for short term rental and do a cost segregation study to speed up depreciation, can I later decide to convert to a primary residence?

This property is always between 60 - 75 percent occupancy, so we are not desperate for bookings. 

Investment property about 6.5% for a 30yr mortgage. 20% Downpayment.Mortgage would be $1600.