Can't recommend these guys enough; very responsive to emails and calls, quick answers to questions and handled everything over their website, email, phone and FedEx.

I just had a quick side bar question pertaining to the question.

I'm happy to give you a quick tour of most of the developments in those three towns, probably take 1.5 hours or so and no pressure to work with me as a Realtor, just happy to help out a fellow investor!

I guess they put it out fairly quick.

Know your resale value before you step into any purchase and make sure it will cover your expenses - including realtor fees, property transfer taxes, etc if you'll be selling it in a year or two - and then include the profit you intend to make too.I'd also encourage you to research mortgages from an investor's point of view. 

Most of the time the responses I have read here on BP are respectful, encouraging and truly helpful.

You could quickly save some money for a down payment on another house or you could always do a cash out refi and use that money to buy another house as long as you still making a decent cashflow on it.

@Joshua Rodriguez If you want 200+ doors you will want to go big as quickly as possible.

Find a complex I'm interested in and run quick numbers / a little research to see if it likely could make sense.B.

When priced right, listings are selling quickly in San Antonio.