The way of life is still affordable, and the city isn't as big or hot as Houston.

Script a daily scrape or API pull, normalize owner + parcel IDs, geofence by buy box, and push hot leads to a simple dashboard with scores like days‑delinquent, equity proxy, and landlord tag.

I did have a hot tub added as an amenity years ago.

BUGETING, SLOW FLIP, OZ FUND.Then you could follow up with a book called DON'T BE LAZY, DRUGS ARE BAD, GET A JOB, DON'T MARRY A GUY THAT LIVES IN HIS PARENTS' BASEMENT, HOT GIRLS GENERALLY DON'T MAKE GOOD WIVES HELLS HOT TO. 

Then magically you'll get "declined" and never hear from them again.Another variation of this is washing hot checks.

I just think now may not be the best time to buy multi-family in formerly Hot markets, like Austin MSA, that are clearly going down in price.

Just make sure it’s someone who actually does deals in the area, not just talks about them.Florida isn’t “too hot” to get into, but it’s definitely competitive, especially in places like Miami, Tampa, and Orlando.

It was worth it figuring out how to get texting up and running because my cold calling leads kept taking longer and longer to convert into deals (over 120 days even for hot ones).

It sucks losing out on deals and losing offers, but give it a week another building will hit the market that meets your buy box.

Not a lot of room for equity, but the market is hot for buy and hold.