If you haven't signed the new agreement, it is unenforceable and you will still be under the old agreement.Keep in mind that you can't live in the home and continue avoiding the Landlord or refusing to sign the new agreement.

Brandon continually says how you need to get the first deal to get to the second deal.

I am just wondering if we are at the top of the market, or if it will continue to appreciate. 

The combination of value add with the buy and hold cash flow will allow me to continue growing my portfolio after I quit my W2 to manage properties in semi-retirement.

If you start out BRRRRing you can continue to use the same pool of cash over and over if done right.

@Aria Aref AdibI’d eat the 40k mistake, take it as a lesson moving forward (if you plan to own more rentals) and let it continue to appreciate/grow.

You will have to continue to rent and maybe you want a place of your own.Get another duplex Pro- You are using the power of leverage.

Now we have our fingers crossed they get signed and we can continue moving forward.

Meanwhile, the suburbs in Hays and Williamson Counties continue to lure area residents with comparatively more abundant and affordable housing supply. 

Much like car engines, a computer uses more energy during startup and shutdown than it does when it’s left to continuously run in a low-power state.