Here is a resource that lets you explore some of the different Dallas Neighborhoods and Suburbs.https://www.ebby.com/homes-for...Noah Thacher

. :)Anyone who thinks the tenants won't find out they are the owner, unless they own a lot of buildings in multi-person owned business or LLCs, is kidding themselves.

No deal in hand, but I find my own and would love to explore options to work together for when something comes along.

But I like it...and it will stay my home until one of the kids wants it more, then I'll move to another house.I also have retirement and investment accounts that are much more than the value of my primary house. 

Also limited time to explore other potential markets.So I'm leaning towards out of state and looking at Turnkey at the moment.

I gave a new kid a shot at painting the interior, needless to say we had to paint it twice.....

NO emotions here, strictly math.By pure happenstance, we ran into a different property that seems to make sense financially, but is a little more scary then we thought we were ready for.Local to us, a commercial/residential building is for sale. 4 store fronts street level, 2 apartments upstairs, and 1 large unit upstairs that needs a little rehab to be leased out, as it was occupied on and off by the owners kids for many years.The 4 retail units, and the 2 residentials are all spoken for with good leasing history.

For example, if you don’t have kids (or if you do and it’s not terribly inconvenient for you) I would suggest house hacking. 

All I am saying is that - there is a lot out there to explore - start with what your goal in investing is - then start working to analyze and develop in markets that will allow you to start achieving this. 

My wife and I live in Edmonds, WA, and we own and operate one STR in AZ and we are working on buying our second property (likely in PA or FL).Thinking ahead to our third property we want to explore a partnership model and we need some education and guidance for how to structure things safely for all parties involved.