We have listened to pod-casts, read books and evaluated numerous properties in both Austin and San Antonio using the calculators and we finally feel comfortable enough to start buying properties, YES!

From the several offices I have worked at i have experience in almost every major building type and business field.

hey @Shaun Morgan , I don't have too much experience in this field so DEFINITELY take my opinion with a pound of salt, but from my education in entrepreneurship and from what research on the topic I have done, when it comes to private investors it is less about what info you bring to the table on the first visit and more so how you approach the situation.

Not that i am too experienced in this field but depending on how they plan on selling it, i'd just make sure that you get some clarification in writing as to their intent - for example, are they going to treat you as a wholesaler, or are they going to treat you as if you were their real estate agent representing them.

@Mark Sullivan tag me if you do, I’m in the tech field and would love to contribute as well.

She has received numerous offers over listing price, but every offer requires it to be delivered vacant.

I figured at some point, my cash an hand and equity will have been used up for numerous 20% downpayments. 

But if I'm in the field and not in position to take notes or know cell service is reliable I don't answer; but a call back is always quick.I'm really disappointed by the difficulties you are having.

I am a real estate agent and she works in the medical field as a speech therapist.

Numerous times throughout the past few years, I've strongly considered taking the 90-hour course/exam to earn my license here in Indiana, but have heard mixed opinions from local agents on whether or not it would be feasible, beneficial, profitable, etc.I currently have a W2 job as Controller of a midsize beer wholesaler that I do not plan to leave any time soon.