Austin's housing trends have shifted every few months, over the past year, with the constant influx of new residents and pressure on inventory.

I'm constantly networking my way to more buyers...

If you can't get the water turned on, I would recommend getting a plumber in there to do an Air Pressure test.

If you would like to inform folks of the reality of realty you'll have a heck of a job ahead of you, there is a constant stream of newbies asking questions and self appointed experts that are far from it giving bad advice.An example, it was just mentioned that properties are put under contract at par (which would be market price, asking price) then a profit is added and the contract sold.

The broker/agent will want every time to try to get the juicy steak first.The point is that the brokers/agents return and give constant deals to the clients that treat them right and not the ones trying to feed them crumbs while they eat the steak.

HELOC's after ten years (generally not all) require principal and interest payments so this has to be planned for with the use of HELOC's because higher rates and required principal payment each month could put huge pressure on your anticipated monthly cash flows.So each situation will vary.

The owner is not facing any time pressures.

And we made it harder for critters to get under the house again (constant battle in our area).

The only pain point they should have is that they will be getting pressure from the city to secure and fix the asset to protect it from being a hazard to local residents.

., hold pressure and stop flowing).