I stumbled upon this site last night and have not been able to stop reading.  

Here is their website:https://www.recenter.tamu.edu/This is their housing activity page where you can dive into specific areas  a little more and how the market has changed over the years:https://www.recenter.tamu.edu/data/housing-activit...I also work with a real estate investment firm here in Austin, so if you have any questions feel free to reach out!

Feel free to PM me to dive in more.

Rates for a no-seasoning on title, no-income portfolio loan, assuming good credit will be in the mid-7's with points on a 30 year amortization vs. the 5's at a bank.Feel free to PM me if you want a deeper dive into the numbers.Stephanie

I know a contractor and met another at a meetup last night that you should probably interview!

I'm going to be diving into real estate within the next year and want to know where I should look to buy so that I have the greatest chance at success!

I appreciate that you are new and trying to learn, but you really are better off picking 1 strategy and doing a deep dive rather than 15 strategies, learning a little bit about each of them, all adding up to nothing.

This is happening to a family member (they do not invest).Last night, a family member received a letter from the company they work for that stated the IRS contacted them and they are going to garnish their wages for back taxes in 2014.Now, to give a little back story.

Dive in head first, educate,educate then educate some more.

Last night we had a conference call to discuss the reno plan as well as the final Joint venture details and they let us know that they have cold feet about the Alberta market and would like to put there money in a land development deal in the Ontario market.