If you have the other income and can afford to keep rolling your RE profits and additional money into growing your RE empire for the long term then there is no rule saying that you shouldn't or can't do that.

Urban areas like Austin and Dallas are appealing for growth potential and job markets, but the suburbs and smaller towns offer more unique opportunities (lower entry costs and a steady flow of families and retirees seeking affordability and space).

They should be more understanding and willing to pay closer to market rent if they are able to afford it.

Also, there are affordable transaction coordinators you could hire per transaction if you find you need more help.Wishing you the best in your new venture, and feel free to reach out with more questions as you dive in!

Explain to them your plan and see if it is something that would be entertained and if so what the process will be.

Morganton’s affordable market and growth trends made it ideal for long-term investment, and developing the ADU allowed me to boost income while adding value to the community.

I’m sure it’s a business... but for novice like me and new to Bitcoin, we always have this high risk that we can’t afford.

If you can own the property and pay a similar amount for a similar lifestyle, it's probably a good decision (assuming you can afford it if it doesn't go perfectly, needs repairs, etc.)With house hacking the rule of thumb is: The more uncomfortable you're willing to live, the better the numbers will be.

Texas is exploring several public-private partnerships to tackle housing affordability, especially as demand outpaces supply.

This could be an affordable way to keep termites at bay and protect your home long-term.