Hi, I'm a recent Navy veteran in NYC and am studying up on real estate. 

More background information in case it is helpful:    I spent the first part of my career in the small business "startup" world, and I recently sold my latest company (B2B Saas field).

My husband and I recently moved from Utah to Colorado.

I've only recently started listening to bigger pockets podcasts, and reading about real estate. my vision is the same as most people on here, which is multiple passive income streams, one of them being real estate. it doesn't take a genius to figure out austin real estate has a pretty high barrier entry to market, with a lot of big fish.. that being the case, I'm wondering what would be possible ways to enter the market (eg. foreclosures, gentrifying neighborhoods, off market properties, etc.), and potential strategies to look for and assess these deals.

The contract states no smoking on premise.Full story:I recently purchased my first home and decided to rent out 2 of the rooms to 2 different individuals. 

We've been looking out of state a lot as the market here in Utah is crazy but haven't pulled the trigger on anything yet.I recently heard of someone who has been extremely successful in their real estate career who built a new primary residence every 2 years which came with certain tax benefits and profit in an appreciating market.So I thought maybe instead of finding a rental property to buy we could build a new primary residence and rent out our current home which has appreciated about 60% in the 5 years we've owned it.

Recently purchased a duplex in Lakewood, OH and am about halfway through renovating both units.

One triplex came on the market recently which I now have under contract. 

.- I have been a realtor in Sacramento since 2014 and just recently after a couple of successful years as an agent I have gotten serious about investing, all thanks to BiggerPockets as well.

A friend told me about this website a few days ago and I sign up to a REIA which he's joined recently.