I've only been in the group a few weeks and have already seen a return on my investment.Rather than just Googling and calling people, I figured the folks here may have people they have worked with that are trustworthy and looking to grow.Specifically I'm looking for local contractors, electricians, plumbers, roofers, investors, interior decorators, printing businesses, restaurant owners, graphic designers, or digital marketers.Does anyone know anybody local and solid that falls under one of these categories?

Maybe get a law license in TX instead ;)Its part of the job, but I wouldn't recommend any cute side agreements, they are unenforceable and the deal as it stands should be enough for your friend to buy.

Keep that in mind.Here’s some professionals you should consult with to help with a business/asset protection plan:Lawyers: Asset protection/estate planning, real estate, business, and tax.Accounting: CPA, bookkeeper, tax preparerBusiness set-up: Web developer, graphic designer, business/marketing consultantThese are areas you don’t want to cut corners with.

@Tiffany Royal, a question, regardless of which one is cute or ugly, are the two options gonna get you the same square footage and the number of rooms/baths?

Hello everyone, I am a 32-year-old normal guy who works at a full-time job as a graphic designer and I want to get into realestate.

There is a graphic for each county along the Wasatch front.

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Manhattan.

Purchase price: $147,500

Cash invested: $20,000

SFH that has a barn for additional rental income. Modernized the inte...

I'm thinking that mobile park homes in Wilmington NC with campground like amenities would be a goldmine around here if they done were 'cute' and the grounds look nice as there's an affordability problem here, like most places in high-demand areas, so I believe there's great opportunity especially given the current state of the commercial real estate. 

It’s cute . 

I got lucky on having my second offer being accepted, in a cute neighborhood in the Northern part of Spokane.