I was also looking at North Bend Coos Bay area, especially because of it's proximity to Bandon Dunes and the golf scene there.

We are not into TH scene.

There have been occasions in which I have witnessed episodes of shoplifting and a scene is made, there have been muggings.

So just because you are 16 doesn’t mean you can’t get involved in the real estate scene.  

That aside, as a broker, listing these creates quite a few potentially nightmarish scenarios - for example, what if the actual owner refuses to sell (or uses some escape clause in their agreement with the equitable interest holder), and now the equitable interest holder must breach their contract with the actual buyer and now there is a commission due to the buyer agent.

I also thought that I will have to develop a relationship with an agent who will send me deals (I know that the best deals go by fast as the top agent sharks feed the best deals first to their top clients who have bought Manhattan property and probably have portfolios)  The question I have now is what is the right strategy to approach the Manhattan market scene.

It's got a really good food and music SCENE.

But I did buy my residential property 2.5 years ago and used Clayton Bailey from Green Scene Home Inspections.

Please send me a private message and I will let you know about the investment scene and the opportunities we have here Sincerely;Troy Larson

"First loan officer had a mental breakdown on the phone and wept violently then hung up"  Wow, sounds like a scene from a movie!