About a year later we did the same thing with another property, and have now bought a few more.The city has definitely gotten significantly more expensive in the past ~12 months, maybe most notably in the past 6 months, particularly for properties in the 1-3 family range (inventory has also been super low compared to the summer). 4+ family properties are rent controlled, unless you owner occupy a unit (then they're not rent controlled up to 6 families).

I know you're super busy and I don't mean to rush you, I'm just curious!

I am super ambitious, and not afraid to work tirelessly to get a job done.

This is great advice, we have set our eyes on some other markets now and are now more focused on finding a good deal in an OK market as to one that's super competitive.Also, thank you @AnnBellamy your knowledge has been greatly appreciated as well!

Promise that's the truth some times to much.I was recently super stressed.

I thought the same thing, and as a result I don't have super great cash flow on my places.

So I am 22 years old, have a baby on the way, and I'm honestly super nervous lol.

I’ve tried to look at comps in the area but being super new to all this, I don’t know what I’m doing.

So now the property im looking to buy is $600,000, its basically at lot value, its a 1940s house on a lot, the house is useless and I want the lot to double the size of our lot and its a super prime piece of property in houston.

Flips in more fringe areas should definitely have buyers proceeding with caution, but buy and holds in steady neighborhoods should be super appealing with prices dropping.