It seems all the meetups are in North Austin so any help for this general area would be appreciated.Thanks

. $4500 seems like A LOT of money to transfer our digital plans into CAD (the contractor already built-out our design ideas on his laptop's software) and have an engineer ensure we're using the right beams in the right places.

It seems that Rentigo.com makes its money on the tenant side.  

Would definitely be interested in hearing about Kenosha's market, as it seems like a community more on the rise, and thus more lucrative for flipping.

The area seems to be a stable economy that is supported by the Air Force Base  that is near by as well as some industrial type companies.  

It seems a bit high to me.

cash-on-cash ROI 10%+ starting in the second year; first year may be lower if this is a value-addYeah, 10% is everyone's goal, it seems.

We use Kathryn Wilson at Texas Legacy and its always been very easy and they seem knowledgeable; however, we have never done assignments so thats my experience.

Even so, it seems that per sqft the SFH is cheaper.It's good to get back into analyzing properties, as I've been out of town for a bit (in the wilderness for some of it) taking a break

This is a very interesting topic to me because a lot of lawyers don't seem to know the answer.