Best bet would be to buy below market value of the dirt and flip to a developer to build homes or commercial building.

I have seen 5 year runs where people who bet on appreciation Win big only to lose everything when markets turn.So count me in the Buy positive cash flow properties only.Financial Independence = conservative Financing and long term hold

There's no additional room in the boxes.

But I am betting more on appreciation.

We are currently sitting at 58 units total units owned53 additional units available to us the moment we have the financing to bring them down4 completed flips3 flips in the finishing stages3 wholesalesWe own and operate 2 AirBNB propertiesWe own a 20 lot mobile home parkWe purchased a historic limestone Inn which we will be converting into 17 apartments geared towards servicing our military clienteleI earned top producer status for my 2nd year and am opening my owner brokerageI'd like to go into detail on not only the keys to my success this year, but also highlight how extremely important my failures are to my success.

Tenant can choose to pay with a credit card for an additional fee.Zelle = faster but it has dollar amount limits ($2,000 per day, have them pay one day after another)Venmo = faster but it has dollar amount limits ($3,000 per week, can't really use if rent is > $3k)

Originally a 3/1, had been renovated the last few years by converting the carport and garage into 2 additional bedrooms and one bath, resulting in a 5/3 just north of Texas A&M University; renting at $2,250/month What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Additionally, the bunks in the living room look nasty, too.

Congrats on all your progress to date and congrats on the upcoming addition to the family!

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