Thanks you, @Cameron Tope.I'll start looking into those local meetups, I can imagine Austin is a very competitive market as the economy boom here in recent years.

All that being said I've been through some pretty challenging boom bust cycles and am hopefull of the future.

I've been managing property in Oxford since 2007 and have gotten calls on this a lot since the Covid boom, so even though it's been a year, I thought I would chime in here.This is a tough market to pin down for both long-term and short-term rentals.

Areas developed under this desig- nation should exhibit adequate access to streets of at least collector capacity and be convenietly serviced by neighborhood commercialand recreational facilities.

We rent 4 bedroom 2-3 bath upscale homes for $1650---but just this year and we're in the south where the boom didn't hit hard up or down.

A lot of these social media platforms go boom and bust.

Phoenix has a booming job market and growing population but doesn't cash flow well anymore.

Thank you, calling my county tax assessor collector right now as we speak.

I also took out two loans for myself this month.The reason people keep saying that banks aren't lending is because we aren't lending to EVERY SINGLE person who asks for money like it was in the boom.

When there are high priced homes begging to be sold in a boom, it's not worth being in REOs.If you want to get into REOs, show a lot of them to buyers.