I liked the return profile on fix and flips and felt that the price point and location de-risked my exit.

This is an the city and the area around it is developing, so I will likely tear it down in a few years to build something else.

Like you, we're not walking distance to a metro station but rather bus stops. 

Additionally, we're looking to convert the detached garage into a one-bedroom ADU, especially since the bylaws are being amended to allow ADUs on the same lot as a single-family home.Our goal is to continue building our portfolio with multifamily properties, and I would like to aim for acquiring more than one property per year.

Most realtors are too quick to try to gloss over various issues thinking that by making it seem like there are less problems the sale is more likely to occur faster, maybe that's true but it'll just anger a savvy buyer if things are missed.

Currently, I am in the process of negotiating another commercial building and an additional industrial warehouse adjacent to my initial investment.Looking forward to connecting with like-minded individuals and exploring potential synergies.

I liked the return profile on fix and flips and felt that the price point and location de-risked my exit.

@Ryan DaultonIt sounds like a conversation with your IRA plan provider is in order.Perhaps this will help. 

Hi, I have been on Biggerpockets and reading all the information i can get.We are getting ready to buy our first out of state investment property and looking in Austin.Looking for advise on which area is better, RR looks to be closer to the tech offices and some parts have great schools however Pflugerville is not too far either and schools are not abysmal like in proper Austin and the prices are lower.

Or it may turn out you just like to stick to the first strategy you choose.