Now I'm curious how the BP community thinks about and saves for their next RE investment. 

New to RE investing, have watched tons of BP episodes.My goal is to pursue mid-long term buy and hold rental properties, either single or multi-family.

Once you get the deal under contract, your RE attorney will also run a detailed title search to uncover anything else of importance.

Showing a level of expertise to do something hard or exciting certainly piques the interest of a guy with money and no RE experience.We lived in Houston and self managed properties in Oregon and Maine that we snuck away to in the summer.

I wanted to briefly re-introduce myself (I’m committing to get more active in BP again!) 

Henry, when working with distressed debt and modifications for re-performance, 12% is not hard to realize for yield and Dave has this process nailed down from years of experience.

I read the law, discussed with the attorney and they have no RE license period. 

Has that been your experience with RE investors?

Not saying your kid is or is not on the spectrum, but just food for thought in how you approach it.If they are on the spectrum, I would highly recommend making a concerted effort to go to open houses so he's constantly looking forward to something on the RE agenda.

Finding a local RE agent is a great way to determine ARV.