Once you determine that, ask yourself what talent/skills/experience/capital you have to be of service to others in the real estate space?

I think Oracle will find it easier to attract talent in Austin.

If you don't like engineering, change your major to something that has a good career opportunity but aligns with your skills and talent, you don't have to give up college because you don't like engineering.  

Now, if your still building knowledge then you have access to hundreds of exceptionally talented people right here on bp.

Potential partner - Tough to comment much without knowing what skills and talents each of you bring to the table. 

Becoming a PROFESSIONAL business owner requires management skills, talent and entrepreneurial vision.

$140k or lessC class or betterBRRRR or basically readySo, the only way I think you'll find a First Right of Refusal would be to have a retainer agreement with an agent or to yoke yourself to young, excellent talent who has the ability to ethically, honorably present you with the deals (which statistically will be under contract within a matter of hours from when the hit the market) and wait for you to respond before presenting it to anyone else (usually because they've only yoked themself to one person looking for that product)@Forrest Faulconer would you add or correct anything I missed here?

The key is to find the one that matches best with your talents, interest and resources (time or money).Best of luck,John

The area is always expanding the business district as well as downtown, from Access to low cost regional talent, competitive real estate cost, strong work ethics and excellent facilities for sports, shopping, leisure and healthcare.

That being said, if you want to be around other talent and especially if you want to be near VC money and other startups, it will be awhile before the silicon valley and Boston/Cambridge markets are overtaken.