I was talking with Jeanna Ashley (VP of River City Bank) a couple weeks ago and we discussed what she thought was a good price range for rental homes, she confirmed what I already knew... under $100k (Single Family Homes) tends to be the sweet spot in our area.  

I told them this was not acceptable, as I would be using that space (for turnover and renovation) on a daily basis.Well, after my request not to use the space not assigned to them (verbally, then memorialized via text), I once again showed up this morning with both spots filled by this same tenant.She is mostly a good tenant (inherited, we purchased last August), but as with most tenants she sometimes looks to see where "the line" is by testing my rules in minor ways.The parking assignments are addressed in her lease (MTM), but what I am struggling with is the part where I state, "if you don't comply with my request, then this <consequence> will occur."  

The knowledge of knowing this industry is more than worth the time and effort I will give to your business. 

I also have a desire to doing a podcast from day one of how i "made" millions in this industry.

good luck welcome to the industry its treated me well all these years and I owe 100% of what ever I have done to being in the game.

While I specialize in hotels and commercial construction projects that require mezzanine and equity financing, one of my partners specializes in financing multifamily and mixed-use projects, another in industrials, and yet another in offices in CBDs and Class A retail projects.  

So while you bring up some generalities of some the problems in this industry (albeit in a sarcastic way), there are good people out there trying to help others become successful too.

I want to invest here in Dallas if possible but I know nothing about the industry.

I think it's highly dependent on the industry you're in.

I love this industry and am trying to learn as much as possible.