Louis, I would probably have limited my focus to that market.Due to my current studies and lack of income, I'm currently helping my father get started as a real estate investor (the blind leading the blind so to speak) rather than pursuing deals for myself.

While saving, I am studying and researching the real estate business to learn more before I buy.

I got my MBA in Real Estate from Wharton in 2015 and most of the analysis training was from doing case studies with Excel from scratch, then writing up Why or Why Not?

Been studying real estate investing and hope to move forward once we are established in panhandle.

. , I've been studying, watching podcasts, reading everything I can get my hands on but I was still to scared.

I would study the Austin MSA's suburbs and identify where the new offices are being built.

There are online schools you study on your own.

This appears to be a classic case of an agent not educating a buyer on what a short sale entails.

I am about to start taking my license classes and studying for the test.

@Rob D.I keep recommending my clients have an- Attorney approval- Contractor review- Radon test- Lead based paint test- Asbestos test- Septic inspection- Finance contingency for FHA- $2500 repair expectation for any repairs FHA demands- $1 EMD- Engineers inspection- Furnace inspector- Partner approval- Environmental impact study at sellers expense- Neighbor interview- Plumber inspection- Assignment of contract- Well test- HOA rules approval- Certificate of Compliance acceptance- Marketability of title- Town code review- Survey- Soil testFor some reason they keep complaining they are not getting a response, beat out or end up spending thousands in tests and fees only to lose to some cash buyer when they request a repair.