@Fernando Parker what is your favorite area in Memphis to invest?

Check out my personal favorite, Set For Life by Scott Trench , or The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey.3.

Unsolicited mindset tips:Fail soon, fail often, fail forward.Be the small gosh in every big pond you canNo more music, just podcast and books in the car.Add value to everyone you meet with Ask who not howThere’s enough corn in there to get you going. 

What are your favorite places to get linens?

Surely you would consider these things more than a "shiny object of distraction":-Extremely rapid population growth-Extremely rapid income growth-Growing tech sector-Concentration of educational institutions-High quality of life (high scores for food, weather, leisure, music, parks, etc)-Relatively low cost of living (compared to other high-income metros)Underwriting with appreciation and rent growth in Austin is not speculative.

One of my favorite books is the "Long Distance Real Estate investing" book by David Greene. 

Check out my personal favorite, Set For Life by Scott Trench , or The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey.3.

I don't have any thing valuable to add- Just that passing the mattress ranch with all it's fake cows out front was always one of my favorite parts of driving home to Oregon from Seattle for holidays.

I wanted to ask what your recommendations are for favorite or "must ask" questions when meeting with a lender to see if they are the right one to go with - thank you so much in advance!

Noise from poor acoustics has caused problems mostly for the lower unit tenants (from impact noise such as from tenant upstairs walking and airborne noise such as talking (yelling sometimes), music, tv, etc) and has caused tenants to want to move out due to the noise issue.