I just wrote the BP book on Co-Living (25% off here: https://CoLivingBook.com)I've looked pretty heavily into Co-Living insurance.

Texas Property Manager heavily disclaiming I'm no attorney or CPA (best pro's IMO to advise you) - I would ask them about sheltering your Texas investment asset from your personal assets. 

., flipping or developing with the intent to sell).As Josh explains, the IRS and courts tend to focus heavily on intent and the taxpayer’s ordinary course of business.

The lender still focuses heavily on tenant credit and remaining lease term (they don’t want to see a 2-year lease on a 20-year loan).4.

Plus, we're investing heavily in each property with the intention of doing a cash-out refi within two years of owning each one. 

I moved here from Portland in 2020 to invest and now own 10+ rentals, and what drew me here was the strong macro story—population and job growth, major companies like Intel, Amazon, Google, Honda, and Facebook investing heavily, and properties that still hit the 1% rule in the $120K–180K range.

Value is based heavily on the rents and how well the property is managed.

I have been looking to get into real estate and being in Socal more specifically the South Bay area of LA prices are just to high and out of my budget which is why I have been heavily looking into out of state .

For example, a lot of out-of-state investors are buying in Columbus, Ohio because the macroeconomics here are really strong—population and job growth are booming, major companies like Intel, Amazon, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Honda, and LG are investing heavily here, and properties in the $120K–180K range can still hit the 1% rule and cash flow right away.

The macroeconomics here are really strong—population growth, job growth, and major companies like Intel, Amazon, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Honda, LG, and more investing heavily.