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Many people choose to invest in property and become landlords in Austin so they can realize a consistent, reliable monthly profit. In the right neighborhood, you can easily collect rental income that exceeds the monthly expenses the properties entail … often by several hundred dollars. This cash flow can help you secure a stable retirement,

You may have heard that Austin property investors are selling their rental properties in response to the eviction moratorium. The ban on evictions has left thousands of investors with no rental income and an inability to rent to tenants that have the money. If you’re wondering whether selling is a premature move, it’s not. For

Demand for housing The demand for housing in city of Austin was off the charts in 2020, and the market is gaining momentum again in 2021. While some people are selling their properties to cash in on the opportunity, the demand far outweighs the supply of available homes. There are several reasons for the continuing

Over the course of the pandemic, many tenants living in multi-family properties found themselves feeling frustrated. After years of watching landlords participate in an “amenities arms race” in an attempt to attract tenants, they found that they no longer had access to these amenities – but they were still paying for those benefits. Lack of

  Even in a hot real estate market, where properties sell faster than ice cream on a hot summer day in Galveston Beach, you have to enter the process with solid planning and intentionality. Otherwise, you’ll short-change yourself and leave money on the table. Although most Houston homeowners focus on what happens between listing and

Many investors in Houston purchase and hold rental properties, and retain a reliable project management company to handle their investments. Why do so many Houston landlords and property owners invest in, and keep, rental properties? Below are the most common reasons. If you haven’t started your rental property portfolio in Houston yet, maybe this list