I have developed a solid track record and have deals coming in frequently.

Although Austin is developing farther out so fortunately could really benefit in the long-term.For those of you whose first property was a single-family househack, what would you do differently or what would you pay more attention to if you could do it again? 

A huge problem with a lot of blue states and cities is in an effort to densify housing they don't require developers to provide adequate parking, thus the streets become full of people parking on the street and that spills over into nearby neighborhoods.

What do you think is easier for a new investor: successfully identifying and finding a good deal THEN developing a network and securing a reputable lender in 30 days to close a deal or meeting people, finding reputable lenders and then finding a deal where they have people in place already who can tell them whether it's a deal or not?

Have worked in real estate development in Canada, Australia, Taiwan and the UK.  

It states that 80k in development fees are included in the price for the lot.

I live in a college town UVA and have invested in and developed student rentals over the years.

But when people that are trying to develop their own business ask that of me it feels like they're wanting something from me without providing anything in return.

With all of the rapid changes and technological advances, everything is just an app or fingertips away and it would be interesting to start to hear what works for certain guests to maybe spot a possible trend developing as the episodes go on if the question could become a permanent fixture.

I'll be going down to part time as a physical therapist to develop myself as a RE broker.