We're located in Hernando so let's grab a cup of coffee and meet up sometime. 

My wife grew up in Indy and we typically go back once a year , so I would love to stay in touch and maybe grab a coffee when we are in town.

If so, then that makes little sense either.But if you plan on buying saying a 400k to 500k house, then yes, sell it and grab the equity now. 

Kareem,The first deals will definitely come from your sphere of influence: friends, family member, schoolmates...Not necessarily that they will buy or sell from you but they will refer people who will then refer other people and so on...Find any opportunity to talk to people and handling your business cards when grabbing a coffee, at the grocery store, pumping gas and soon, you may here the magic words "I know somebody who needs to sell his house".Developing a farming area is a completely different animal and can be very costly.

@Steve Vaughan I was also able to grab a couple 15 year loans back in 2012 that had way better rates than the 30 year loans.

Regarding the property managers, there are a handful of good ones and a lot of handymen looking to grab your rent.

Make sure you grab their contact information for following up (via email, phone, etc...).

Grab a pump up sprayer and a 50/50 solution of water and bleach , add some soap to make it stick .

When you're in town let me know and we can grab some coffee.

Originally posted by @Russell Brazil:@Steve Vaughan is in Washington state...he might know Russ  google Joe Kaiser tax overages state of WA.. he was a maniac and the state of WA AG and him went toe to toe bare knuckled.and you can see the state won.. they dont like the overage game.. and many states and counties have followed suit.. either by withholding information or limiting those who try to grab overages to 10% finders fee.. when it was common to get 50% or more.Kaiser and a few others sold HOW TO  program called Hooked on Overages.. another thing that showed how easy it was and how much money U could make not really describing how dog gone tough it is..