The only thing I can think of to put it into context is imaging of the native Americans had invented the "white man" landing on Plymouth Rock, and all that brought.

My understanding there’s some people getting the one percent rule pretty easy in places like Little Rock or Detroit. 

I've been rocking with them since 2019 and it's the best data on the market, in my opinion.

If utilities can’t be practically separated, if life-safety/code upgrades are heavy relative to the unit values, or if your city’s tenant-protection/lottery rules create multi-year uncertainty, you may be better off dialing in a rock-solid TIC and sticking with fractional loans.

I'm at rock bottom, and I'm stuck. 

It's not sexy to say out loud that the 30 year fixed rate conventional loan is the best tool to build wealth in real estate either, but it kind of is...especially for an owner occupied loan.

IRR is dropping like a rock, and it's clear to me inadequate sensitivity analysis around interest rates and occupancy stabilization was done. 

Ideally somewhere that pulls in both business travelers and folks visiting Austin, but not crazy expensive like some of the central neighborhoods.Do you think Pflugerville or Round Rock might actually be a better move than being right by the Domain?

Yes, I'm gonna bang the REI gong LOUD-N-PROUD because your on BP, this is our house bro, the house REI built. 

I am curious if anyone has had success in other areas let me know.We are thinking of relocating as it looks like there is no end in sight for this.If you had 250k to spare or sitting in a non interest bearing account, you could look into the hard rock hotel condos.