$2000 if it's a very old property (there are a lot of turn-of-the-century houses in my target area) or a very big one.  

I don't know how much those work in the 21st century. 

Actioninvestorsnetwork.com meets on the 3rd Monday of every month at the Century House in Latham.

Go to a local brokerage (Century 21) and talk to a few agents about your idea.One will like it and tell you where their meetings are held each week.

It was a mid century modern home in great condition, and really needed very little, that my Realtor knew was a street with a bunch of swanky custom homes way overbuilt back in the day..

I admit that Keller Williams and Century 21 seem to be a fit but I would like to hear from others who could shed light on their experience going from a Full Time cubicle to Part Time agent before eventually becoming an investor. 

Older homes should have windows appropriate to their own period, not 21st Century looks.If buying a home for yourself, go for it!

If one of the 10 greatest investors of the last century doesnt think they can predict a correction, why do all of us then think we are Nostradamus?

Should I go for a big brokerage firm like: Keller Williams, Remax, Century 21?

I am in a position where I am ready to jump back in to the investing world and hit the ground running.I obtained my Utah sales agent license and set up with Century 21 to coincide my investing career so I am also  looking to help anyone who is looking to buy or sell properties.