Stay out of debt (completely out of debt)Get your degree (While on active duty it's free and you don't touch your GI bill) Buy low cost index fundsBuy some high risk stocksSave save save save saveRead every real estate book you can get your hands onPlay it out over 20 years.

They do not underwrite any deals, they're simply managers of their pipeline, making as many touches as possible, and focusing on qualify conversations.

Will definitely be in touch when we get closer to the actual move. 

As far as a good agent who's familiar with investment properties, I would get in touch with Drew Smith from the Apex team.

@Weina ShiBe in touch with @Yonah Weiss.

I would not touch any recourse debt that is less than 7 years.

I don’t know where to go to find someone trustworthy to go in on it with me  Hey Jason, wanted to reach out and touch on this since I found myself in a similar situation.

I know what it's like to have buyers flake out, but have not experienced anything like this.I would suggest you go to your broker and get in touch with office manager or designated broker and see what can be done for you. 

Ask them, and they'll tell you to never touch RE.Your principal problem is lack of capital to invest.

If you can pay a realtor in the area to show your property for a couple hundred bucks if you've done your background checks, marketing, screening, etc. yourself, then all that lacks is the personal touch which you can overcome with a good team.I haven't decided if I am comfortable enough to do this yet myself... but I am curious what other advice you get!