Hello all, I have a tenant who overall has been a decent tenant (paid rent on time, let us know if maintenance issues etc) however her lease is coming up next month and she admitted to being unemployed for the past few months.

I'm wondering if there's something I'm missing here.I'm trying to make sense of it- I guess if you held on to something like a brand new duplex, over time, especially after you move out after a year or so, you'd eventually cash flow positively due to increasing rents..

First time poster, long time lurker.

For the 10 year period spanning June 2014 through June 2024, single-family prices in Austin nearly doubled, yielding an annualized appreciation rate of ~9.3% in that period.A 30-year fixed rate mortgage is sitting around 6.85% interest.

New to BP my name is Danny and wanted to get some suggestions on the best strategy as I look to purchase my next home.Got my real estate license in ‘22 but never hung it as I don’t intend to be a full time agent.

Two quick questions for you right off the bat - Is Arnold under water drought restrictions also? 

There will be a time in the future if you do move forward with this, 1 month, 1 year, 10 years from now, where one person is going to be upset because they are doing something that's "not their job".

A few places I'd recommend you look into:Madison - it has been up and coming for a long time now and I believe there is still going to be a lot of growth here over the next few years.

PM me and we will set up a time to jump on a call to discuss further.Looking forward to it.Nick

@Mike Ghajari - Happy to help you keep exploring OKC when the time is right.