I am curious to know how others have built out their teams and if you usually try to consolidate this (finding all other Team members through a central connection) or look to diversify so as not to have all your eggs in one basket (in the event something goes sour with the central connection)?

Also, I expect to outperform over the long term with repairs too due to the fact there is no central heating and air currently.

I do agree this goes beyond normal wear and tear, but you don't replace your whole wheel and hub assembly when you get a flat tire!

I believe this is realistic in today's Central Texas Market.  

Hi @Cody Barna, I am looking to invest somewhere in central SD (below highway 52 and above highway 94).

Hi all,I'm currently 29 and I've owned a house in Central Austin for about 2.5 years now.

You may be able to find properties that can cash flow in the boroughs, away from the central areas.  

Has anyone done this before? If so what HVAC company did you use in the Chicagoland area? Thanks Jason 

Hello BiggerPockets Community,I am working on a renovation project to replace a central heating plant with decentralized heating, cooling and domestic hot water and would love to hear about other people’s experience with this type of project.The building has 15 one-bedroom apartments and is located in Connecticut (climate zone 5).

Below is the link to the City of Austin's Guide to Zoning:https://www.austintexas.gov/si...When researching potential properties you can quickly check zoning on the respective county central appraisal district website (mostly Travis but Williamson and Hays also overlap city limits).