That would put us at mid November.I know some people are really big with having spring time leases,  however fall rentals seem to have less inventory which could allow for a bigger demand on my unit.   

Ideally, the two would complement each other, especially as the market changes and inventory either dries up or I become priced out.

To be honest, I never go on all of them, except for a couple to sell our own inventory so not entirely sure.  

I've heard good things about Greenville and am also curious about learning more about the multi-family inventory there.

They primarily do RE management but lately they have managed to  get a nice amount of inventory of  off market deals or contracts they purchased and seek to flip.my part of the business would be so called "Director of Acquisitions"  to setup the deals,  find and meet the buyers /investors and work with them on all the details, to bring it from the purchase offer, to the closing.my question is what should be the commission split on such a business partnership ??

Inventory now sits at a crippling 1.4 months in Austin.

The other piece is that the market in the city has cooled off for the most part and there is a lot of rental inventory on the market.

Given the current market and lack of inventory, it's also a great place to let people know what you're searching for especially since good deals go fast or before they even hit the MLS.

This was my original thought but due to the inflated prices of MF inventory the core financials do not make sense (at least for my strategy...your personal preference my vary). 

With sales down slightly and inventory up should builders be offering closing cost assistance or should this be negotiated in?