If all 3 of you are committed to living there for the foreseeable future and would be able to ride out the wait period, etc. it could be something worth talking to an attorney about.That being said, each person has their own moral compass and you would ultimately be kicking 0-3 people out of their living situation so I will let you deal with that part.If you can just get vacant upfront it will make things easier, but you are going to pay for it.

Tons of things to do for families though and it's hailed as the best ski spot near the RVA area and they also seem to have a very active community for summer.

We've had folks go online to apply on the ride home from viewing the home. 

East Austin would have been the investment of your life 10 years ago - today, it's no one's secret, but if you're like me, you believe there is plenty of appreciation still to ride.

The play in Austin is to ride its 40 years of constant appreciation. 

Don't ride your house down.

Our investors are mostly busy career people and they have $300k cash and where can they park their $300k and still get some healthy returns and ride on top of inflation.

I guess it’s like what Frank Sinatra said, “you’re riding high in April, shot down in May.

Hey Everyone,Hailing from Whittier, CA my wife and I are looking to invest in out of state properties. 

I think you'll see a lot of competition in the coming years, but for now if you can find a good deal and pull the trigger, I'd ride the Orlando wave for the next few years, especially with the excitement of Disney being opened this summer almost as usual.