It's unlikely we'll see real end to the now very familiar challenges to the Austin housing market, which is supported by arguably the best job market in the country, until we get all major stakeholders on board with a code rewrite that directly speaks to those challenges.

I'll be interested to hear how your on-boarding went with them.

Also you have to disclose al fees and investors are not likely to on board with multiple fees.

Looks to be even more competitive with Zillow's iBuyer program just starting.There are a few "teams" that may be open to bringing you on board.

Hi all! My husband has some time to listen to some BP episodes and I had a couple I really liked for getting him inspired. What would be your top two BP episodes to inspire someone and get them eager about RE investin...

Once on board we had pretty much instant red flags and issues but unfortunately since we were locked in there was no way to get out of the contract without surrendering early termination fees.Another thing I would say is do research on your particular market and know very well what rent prices are and what the market dictates you can rent a property for.

So, if your total proceeds are $350K, $350K must go into your replacement properties.As @John Warren stated, best to get a 1031 Qualified Intermediary on board sooner rather than later so that they can review the specifics of your situation. 1031 exchanges involve several statutory requirements, but a good 1031 QI will walk you through the process so that you can stay a step ahead.

Just coming on board. 

Repeat every 12 months.Your spouse obviously has to be on board with moving so much, but if you run the numbers on this strategy, it’s amazing.

Unfortunately, other property managers didn't have the capacity to onboard 100+ units, so I had to slowly siphon the properties away from them over the next 3-4 months to two different PMs.