Hi BP community, I am an investor in Austin and proud UT alum  - hook 'em horns 🤘🏼 I previously invested overseas, looking to start my investing journey here in Texas. I am in the process of selling my overseas proper...

(Also getting my RE license in Nov).

I am in fact looking at bringing a "note buying/selling" training program to Lexington, in Nov.  

Of course, being near Nashville is great for people who love a city with a unique identity, innovation and entrepreneurship, culture, music, food, art, nature, etc, etc.It's more challenging to find good deals in the city now, as it has been a really hot market, but there are still deals to be found a little farther out.Congrats on taking bold steps to improve your life!

PM me, I'm into new economic innovative construction.

A couple of ideas we've been brainstorming:Postcards shaped differently, maybe in the shape of a houseBig text offering to make a $1 donation to charity for calling our number just to let us know who their current management company isHandwritten lettersPlease share any innovative ideas you may have to grab owner's attention for mailers or ways that have been successful for you in the past. 

Currently Reading/ Recently finishedThe Innovators Dilemma by Clayton M Christensen How to be a Real estate Investor by Phil Pustejovski One Up on Wall Street by Peter Lynch And The Ultimate Beginners Guide to Real Estate Investing by Joshua Dorkin and Brandon TurnerMuch Appreciated,Anthony Daniel Johnson

Do not try to be an innovator in Detroit or anywhere else.  

I'm looking at a 4plex that is scheduled to be auctioned by a Trustee in Nov.

My dilemma is: I need to invest relatively soon, and saving probably won't cut it so I have to get innovative to grow capital exponentially.