Horses, cows, donkeys, are all more dangerous than a pitbull.

Otherwise you'll have the cart before the horse. :) 

My bank doesn't care what I paid for the land this particular parcel has been in the family since 2007 and has been horse traded around a bit.

If you want to hear it from the horse's mouth then wander down to DAC https://austintexas.gov/department/development-assistance-center

I would bet most who have that freedom end of chasing shiny objects and make less overallAnother way to think about it is stock investing, if you are constantly changing your stock picks versus riding out a specific portfolio my guess is those that do nothing win (in normal economic conditions even like today)You are far better off picking the right horse and sticking with them than constantly chasing the next shiny object

I have thought about wholesaling it....but there's one problem: I'm putting the cart before the horse because I don't have a buyer's list.

We went through this several times already so I'm not sure why you insist on kicking a dead horse.

The British call it horses for courses.

It is time to rotate some of those dollars out of stocks and into real estate as seed money for this new endeavor.I may be putting the cart before the horse here, as I am looking to try one cosmetic or advanced cosmetic flip to see if it suits me, but given the great fun I have had working with subs on projects on my personal property and my fascination with construction and transforming spaces, I believe that it could easily be something I continue to do.

I thought this was interesting but wanted to hear it from the horse's mouth.What sort of ads do you buy, if any?