The focus should be on eliminating vacancy and avoiding chasing unreasonable rental rates, especially in the slower winter months.Here’s a chart showing the median sales price of a single-family home in the City of Austin this year through November:The median sales price for a single-family home in November 2024 was up roughly 8% from the beginning of the year.

Right now I want to invest in a multifamily or single home family and buy and hold it.

The only issue we have run into is the prices and bidding wars.Every single home we have looked at for personal use or an investment seems to have 5+ offers and go MUCH over asking.We are currently looking at Bay Park / Clairemont / Carlsbad / Oceanside. 

I have only done single family so far and this will be the beginning of residential multi family.

Turned a single family house that was poorly marketed but in a great area of my city, listed mid-winter where there's less competition, into a duplex for all intensive purposes and used airbnb to rent out rooms.

I pay my mortgages through my banks App and there is a button I push that switches it from the monthly payment to being able to allow for a one-time principle only payment.

We get free leads every single day on auto-pilot.Also, you are not looking for distressed properties.You are looking for motivated sellers.

A place like this may do ok with displaced parties, but not likely for travel nurses or contract workers based on your description, depending what else is out there. 2 bedroom single-family homes are great rentals because they cost way less to buy and don't rent for much less than a 3-bedroom home.

I own 23 single-family homes in the Southern California market and I am experiencing some challenges with finding coverage this year. 

For our next play we want to get into a single or multi-family, and preferably participate in what seems like a booming market in Florida.