I'll second what @Bryan Hancock said.The suburbs around Austin are exploding, try looking at Round Rock, Cedar Park, Leander, Buda, Kyle, Bastrop, etc. if you're wanting to cash flow better.In a few years, I see Austin becoming more of a DINK (Double Income No Kids) type city; with the exception of the bigger wealthy families coming from other parts of the country.

@Tara Piantanida-KellyYou may be hard pressed to make 35% CoC deal in western New York ... though you are next door to the rust belt, so perhaps they do exist in your area.If you wander a little further west towards Cleveland, you could may find deals like that (there are some that produce 3.0+% rent).Or ... maybe you have the ability to improve your current deal.

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by Bryan Chavis (The Landlord Academy).

hey Bryan, are you saying that if lets say I buy 4 rentals now and I'm basically maxed out with loans according to loan guidelines.

Originally posted by @Bryan H.: I got through the 1st page and stopped.

Bryan- Thanks for your post and welcome!

Originally posted by Bryan Hancock:David Geltner's text is the best one I have read on the subject.