Did you end up moving forward with the project?

When moving to any new community it is best to learn the lay of the land.

My wife and I are looking to househack a property which we'd later like to move out of and keep as a rental property.

With the insane market in Colorado, I made a killing on this house and moved to the Gulf Coast.

And my goal like it is today was get in get out get paid..

I’m hoping to get specific details on this business model before making a decision to move forward and spend the money on the live 3day course ($5,000 for the course).

As I go through this journey I have also decided to educate myself in real estate investment so that I can be best prepared for July 2020, this is the point when I will be debt-free and will be shifting all my energy to actively investing in real estate utilizing the BRRR method.To that end, I have made it a goal to analyze 2 properties per day so I can become familiar with my area and become comfortable analyzing properties...and that is where my issue is.

In some cases, Texas Tenant/Landlord Law may legally allow tenants, or even the landlord, to break a lease early without penalties.The following are the instances when tenant may be able to legally move out from the property without any liability or landlord may legally remove tenant from the property: The lease agreement specifies early termination clauseSince a lease is a contract, both parties may negotiate on the terms and conditions that allow a tenant to terminate their lease early.

After years of looking, we finally moved to a bigger house in the same older and desireable neighborhood but with a much bigger loan and interest rate.

If the manager can't show you something in writing from the law or your PM agreement, then I would fire them and move on.