I wanted to resume Real Estate investment, I was out-priced in my locale so explored out of state investing.

I wanted to resume Real Estate investment, I was out-priced in my locale so explored out of state investing.

We have an extensive blog article on our site about pre-fab ADUs, including differences in the various build types (I can't post the link here or my post will get deleted).

Mentioned, you'll have to list your physical address on the docs if you are the registered agent.I would also +1 on creating an operating agreement and also create articles of incorporation which will be on file with the state.

Here is a resource that lets you explore some of the different Dallas Neighborhoods and Suburbs.https://www.ebby.com/homes-for...Noah Thacher

No deal in hand, but I find my own and would love to explore options to work together for when something comes along.

Also limited time to explore other potential markets.So I'm leaning towards out of state and looking at Turnkey at the moment.

In a recent article, SW Florida was named as the second largest in home development in the nation! 

I seen some articles in national publications on the housing issues in CB, it seems like its a volatile market over there to enter the STR market.  

All of this info can be sourced from online platforms and articles, real estate investment meet-ups, and general networking with folks in the industry.Maybe studying all of this is unnecessary, but at the end of the day, the more you can perceive change in the RE space, the better you can adjust your strategy and criteria to profit in the market.