I hear there's a lot of outdoorsy things to do around SLC, which I'm excited about, but I'm kind of a beach bum and will need to scratch that itch at least once this summer.

I am itching to get started searching for the deals, but I feel like my home debt and overhead has me feeling like both hands are tied behind my back.Any input is greatly appreciated.

wow great job @Patrick WheelerAlways exciting to hear someone successful, keeps a person like myself that 's itching to   flip properties How did you find the deal? 

My wife and I would love to build out a buy/hold empire :-), after we got “the itch” renting out our first home.

Just wanted to introduce myself, how I got the itch for real estate, particularly in the Texas market sense that is my initial desired launching point into real estate.My name is Cody Niles and I have been serving overseas with my family as missionaries.

I've got a relatively new set of guidelines sitting here dated February 5, 2016, that I've been itching to use in exactly this scenario becaaaaaaaause.... 3% down.Non-FHA, I don't see any commentary about flips.

Are agents going to be itching to work with you knowing you're throwing 100 lowball offers hoping to close on one? 

I've been a member for a little while and I've been so busy learning and getting my first deal done I forgot to post an introduction.My name is nathan larson, I work full time and have been itching to get into re.

However, I'm finding that I have an itch to pick up more real estate and there are two problems: (1) deals are time-intensive to find and (2) I need more time to build up my capital so that I won't be undercapitalized when I pick up my next deal.

I've always been interested in buying a few houses and renting them out, but since I now have "the itch", I want to get more serious about getting into real estate investing.