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"Dalaska" Cold, Pungent PadSplits, & the Austin Real Estate Crash
Description
Myka details evicting a tenant who left behind a 'pungent' body-odour smell requiring Lysol, Febreze plugins, and an ozone machine to clear. The room turnover cost him a mattress protector and hours of cleaning, but he collected five other rent streams during the vacancy - highlighting how PadSplit spreads risk across six incomes instead of one.
The hosts discuss Brandon Turner's Austin real estate crash, where overbuilding apartment complexes tanked rents and property values. Steve buys his tenth house this year via seller financing, Myka's wife launches her first Airbnb with a cowboy theme in Fort Worth, and the duo debates whether PadSplit works in Arkansas. They explore tenant demographics, eviction automation, parking as a stealth concern, and why B-minus to C-plus neighbourhoods fly under city radar while A-class properties draw regulatory heat.
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