Situation:  I recently purchased a single family town home in Enterprise AL while I attend flight school at Fort Rucker.

With the years of credibility we've EARNED, we no longer even get asked what we're making on a deal because our customers know that we're passing along a good deal and that we're a professional enterprise.

I cannot think of a more socially responsible enterprise than real estate investing in general, and the Bigger Pockets community in particular.Look at the post topics -- for the most part they are questions from young entrepreneurs working their butts off evenings and weekends (after their W-2 jobs) to build a sustainable financial future for themselves and their families.  

Great idea to get your financial house in order before (literally) buying more houses.If I had to generalize 3 basic skills a good real estate investor should have (or try to improve), they would be:1) Property Skills: Broadly defined as knowing a bit about everything from the market to basic construction processes, finishes, handy skills, maintenance, what to look for (and look out for) etc.2) People Skills: If you can't work productively with contractors, tenants, lenders, realtors, etc, it can limit your success and longevity in any enterprise (be it flips or buy and holds).

It's called "free enterprise".

I’m down in Enterprise AL and found a bank owned house that would make a great Flip or BRRR.

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A bit about me: My name is Beda, I live in Oakland and do Enterprise sales for a technology company.  

I would be happy to have real estate agents introduce themselves here but a recommendation from a long time user here would go a lot further as well.Cheers,Bill Bauer MD, Valar Enterprise LLC

Have been contact with Paul Montalbano of Montalbano Enterprises for private money deal.