I'm sure I'm going to get push back eventually on the aggressive breed and 50lb restriction being discrimination, but luckily our area is much slower to catch up to these ridiculous trends.I obviously prefer tenants without animals, but it's to the point where everyone has something, so now we just turn it into a revenue source$25/month per pet + $200-$300 non refundable fee.We enforce quiet enjoyment pretty aggressively. 

However, the primary intent was to house hack, live nicely ITL and secure something close to the areas I enjoy, especially in this low interest rate environment and stock market highs (memorial park, Washington ave, heights, Walking distance to upcoming MKT development).

The huge back yard has a covered patio and overlooks a gorgeous field of cedar trees.

For one of my units, I charge $1000/nt in peak season and $125/nt in off season), and I've had a lot of clients who really enjoy the seasonality of it.

He did an excellent job fielding all sorts of real estate related tax questions and in the process has earned my business for my 2019 Tax Return. 

You know a lot of people in a certain high income field, say Doctors.

My question is, with the market in West Texas from the oil fields has anyone experience something that would be good advice to share?

I do know a few agents down here and one that is an investor so I’ve enjoyed working with her.

I have some leads on private lending opportunities to fund my first project so that is promising.I'm enjoying BP and hope to be a contributor to the community!  

Professional advice in the field of real estate.