Sponsor a little league team, a girl scout troop, whatever the case may be.Send mailers, post cards, market updates, letters. 

I am going to buy my first property soon for investment.If you want to get your RE license, go to Champions School of Real Estate.  

I've spent the last few months reading, learning, and marketing to start a wholesaling business. My goal has been to start wholesaling in order to learn the marketing and eventually be able to acquire properties into ...

NYC real estate is a little out of my league, so I'm looking to make a move to the Portland, Maine, or Portsmouth, New Hampshire, area to both get out of this great (but expensive!!!)

I felt like I was out of my league and they could smell it on me.

Obviously, this is way out of my league right now.

I'm looking at some nearby markets (Sacramento, etc), but the Bay Area itself seems like it's out of my league - not just in terms of home prices, but in terms of finding a GC and getting work done in a reasonable amount of time.That said, I'm trying to decide which MLS to sign up for, and I'm having trouble getting detailed info about the differences in options.

This is a little out of my league right now, but the one thought I had was this: Why not 1031 into a poorly performing apartment complex (w/ financing), get it up to snuff, then cash out refi based on a new appraisal after it's performing well?

I'm extremely new to this and would love to hear back on anything you've championed or that challenged you in the process.

For instance outside of Houston, Conroe and League city are growing like crazy.