Higher real estate prices are just a reflection of a booming economy, not the other way round.

Can you round up enough funds (borrow, HELOC on your primary home, etc) to offer cash?

Enough is enough in this round. 

When it is necessary to follow through with the next steps in the eviction process, I find serving the next round of paperwork combined with a stern conversation about their future as it relates to damaged credit, garnished wages, dealing with a collections agency, ability to rent again or receive Section 8 vouchers etc., usually works well enough and rarely do I have to follow up with the actual court eviction.

I’ve paid off all credit card debt, saving all my bonuses and as much as I can from my paychecks, so I want to make something haI’m hoping to use a FHA loan to finance.I need some advice!

However, area home builders themselves currently have next to no inventory due to the sudden, unexpected surge in demand coupled with uncertainties about materials availability and pricing.Here are the December 2020 stats for the City of Austin and the Austin-Round Rock MSA:The current extreme conditions in Austin’s housing market are unsustainable.

Quick numbers (rounded) so everyone can get a better idea.Purchase: 116,000Rehab: 200,000 - 225,000 (basically a full gut / no extensions or additions)5 Units:  One 1B/Ba  (rent 850) , Four 2B/1Ba (rent 1100)Adding Coin Laundry, Storage Units ARV : 460,000 (conservatively based on income as it's a 5 unit)Any thoughts?

Is this is a cancel everything, jump in the car and go see it deal (5 hour round trip) or a put on track shoes and run away screaming deal, or somewhere in between?

Is Round Rock any better right now?

I would like to pay them a preferred interest rate on their money and a small bonus ($1000-$5000) at the end of the flip based on what they put in.