I should know something by the middle of next week. 

It was also said that if a wholesaler brought a deal to that “buyer” they’d cut out the middle man (wholesaler) and go straight to seller with all the information and just buy it straight from the source.

We bought the house at the end of July 2017 and tenants moved in middle of September 2017.

Hi, I am in the middle of reading the BRRRR book, and it is great. 

Even though you’re able to work remotely, being in the middle of Austin’s hot tech economy is a big benefit for networking and future career growth.Your $450k-$500k price point is realistic in the Austin area for a fourplex, though many will be outdated and/or have lots of deferred maintenance.

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I just finished reading @Brandon Turner's book, and am in the middle of @David Greene's BRRRR. 

It’s a duplex in a middle class neighborhood that I am house hacking.

On a fundamental level, there is a reason a place has low prices.in my experience, its generally the people with the good jobs who find a way to stay and the people with the crappy jobs who find it necessary or worth it to seek lower cost of living.Of course, there is anecdotal evidence of everything, but take a look at the demographics of the people leaving Illinois vs the people coming....and in particular, the people who leave for Indiana and Wisconsin.Hammond and the like will always have a solid middle to lower middle class base which is a money maker for certain types of property.But I think the odds are long for the decrepit mansions of hammond being the next hot market.

I felt every bit of that as a man from the Caribbean who wasn’t afforded a university education like my other siblings, middle class at best who came to America to fulfill my greatest ambition that didn’t work out.