I graduated from college with a business degree wit Real Estate as an emphasis and I got a broker license in 1980.  

I suggest you get more info about Dallas' market before making offers.Also, many investors put an emphasis on quantitative analysis (numbers crunching) but I also think about qualitative analysis as well.  

Relax and just be honest, letting  them know that you are just starting  out and what kind of investments interest you.A lot of people put so much emphasis on the cards but thats not what matters the most.

The wholesalers who are getting the best deals are doing both of them with more of an emphasis on direct mail.in order to make money you will have to first spend some.Good luck

I have a college degree in business and it emphasis real estate.  

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I got a college degree in business with emphasis on real estate.  

I'm a investor from Columbus, Ohio with an emphasis in commercial deals but I do some residential as well.

depends on where in the country it is.in SF  its numbers the farther the buyer and hold is from you the more important the PEOPLE factor is.. with an emphasis on long term management

I got a business degree in college with emphasis in real estate.