Development of more consumer friendly commercial locations like: attractions, restaurants, quick bite places, bars, etcA couple years later today I am still noticing the same trend in my City.

Places like Forney, Melissa, Royse City, Princeton, Midlothian.They all still have plenty of room to grow!

I can’t wait to dive back in with a fresh perspective, connect with like-minded individuals and new opportunities!

Thank you all for all the information and knowledge you folks share in this platform, found out about bigger pockets through a podcast and I was like whaaaattt, these folks know what they are talking about I can learn here so much.

For analysis, you need to identify a market that interests you using tools like AirDNA, Mashvisor, Pricelabs, etc. 

I'm looking forward to connecting with like-minded individuals, learning from your successes and setbacks, and growing together as a community.

Renters:A-Class: Ideally 90% or more homeowners.B-Class: 50% homeowners and 50% renters.C-Class: Predominantly renters.Land Value:In A-Class areas, land should be worth rebuilding and upgrading.In B-Class areas, rebuild as-is if the property were destroyed.In C-Class areas, it might be better to sell the land if it’s not cost-effective to rebuild.Crime Rates:Use resources like Trulia.com to gauge crime levels.

I'm pretty satisfied with my current wealth, so I don't feel like putting in the effort.

I will send you a PM with her details.If you do not use her, I would recommend in general to work with an insurance broker rather than an agent from a large company like State Farm or Geico, etc. 

MTR arbitrage is a useful tool to have in your tool chest, and like all tools, it has its uses along with its positives and negatives.MTR: Medium-term rental (usually between 1-12 months)Arbitrage: renting from another landlord and *with their permission* renting out that unit to a third party, hopefully at a profit.