Professionally, I have been working in the medical field for the past 8 years, and I am finally at a point where I can shift focus to build a real estate portfolio.

To sell one unit you either need a legal subdivision to create either condos or fee simple 0' setback units utilizing the Planned Unit Development (or whatever it is locally) procedure...or in SF you have a very unique market in that TIC are more common ways of selling units without a subdivision.

What I'm saying is I think Austin is a diverse enough economy with lots of demand to live here from tech, university, government, medical and manufacturing industries to name a few.

wood deck, therefore has needed painting and touch up (which, has been getting expensive to me in my unique situation).

We really like our neighborhood so I think the opportunity is very unique but I don't want to make a mistake. 

I really think having a unique and memorable business name is valuable, but I would also hate to have it hurt me in the long run.

At a minimum if you renew get a new rental application listing all residents (and banning any others, as well as giving permission for the dog that is there and only that one) You can be sure if you try to ban dogs it will suddenly become a "medically" necessary dog!

If you don’t have decent emergency funds, what will you do when you are laid off from your W2 or have a major medical problem that is both expensive and takes you out of work.

They will be able to draft the agreement for your unique situation and since they have done this a number of times, it will probably only take a couple hours.

For context, she is a nurse practitioner and her husband is a medical director so they’re making great money from a corporate employer perspective.