If you are buying it for yourself and then renting, the outskirts of Austin, maybe in San Marcos, near Texas State (bigger than UCLA), would be a great place to buy, leverage, and enjoy some nice appreciation down the road.

Paseo is a historic street in Kansas City so it's an opportunity to contribute to revitalizing Kansas City.

I haven't worked with him, what is it that you're looking to do?

Will try and do a cash out refinance so I can purchase another property in 2024.

When you used the VA home loan for those properties was it a hassle with the VA to keep using it on one property after another? 

I do wish tenant messages would allow attachments for pictures, so sometimes I do find myself texting tenants if pictures are needed.

It’s a great area to invest but has its own challenges with rising insurance costs, reflecting the Florida wide issue. 

Without REPS, the passive losses from these rental activities may still be subject to passive activity loss limitations, so it may not yield any meaningful tax advantage.

Plus any additional capital you put in.So if you bought a house for 100k, sold it for 200k, took that 200k and invested it into a new property with a 1031 exchange.

It just sounds like the BRRRR method but for business.