Love your mindset, especially recognizing early on that real estate is a team sport and focusing on long-term impact through quality housing.I’ve got some entry-level experience on the personal investing side myself, and I also work with investors daily here in the Houston market.

They have high average daily rates and very strong occupancy during the summer months, but do slow down quite a bit in the winter. 

Always invest in a way where, if something unexpected happens, it won’t derail your daily life or other obligations.3.

Average occupancy sits around 55%, with higher numbers in the spring and fall, and daily rates usually land in the $170 range.

Despite normalizing occupancy, Revenue Per Available Room (RevPAR) is projected to rise by 2.9%, supported by continued growth in Average Daily Rates (ADR).

Start by analyzing deals daily (even if you don’t buy) it builds confidence in knowing what’s a good or bad deal.

🤓 Hey Joe, It depends on what's hurting you most.Spoke to an investor in Austin earlier who was missing cash buyer calls while managing properties + the 100 other things he has to do daily. 

That’s normal.If you’re not following up daily, you’re leaving money on the table.

Similarly, complete thorough diligence on real estate before making a purchase so you are aware of what you are walking into, or at least can greatly reduce surprises.The best and most affordable asset protection is operating your business on a daily basis in a manner that avoids conflict. 

Otherwise, Neg cash flow day 1Best of luck but I keep looking at MLS daily.