Also, if you're close family members and everyone wants to stay that way, then upfront you should probably agree together that noone is going to be 100% happy with the split and shake hands on staying close--- blood's thicker than water and all that :wink:

Once real estate is in your blood, you can't get it out.Definitely take a break from working with clients, focus on building some more rentals and maybe have fun with some flips.  

I'm a software developer in Denver currently and looking to start sourcing deals here, I can't get RE out of my blood!

I am betting on Boise & Montana folks to move to AZ & No Nevada, maybe some more pick up in Austin but there's more blood for Austin first.

Too much potential for bad blood down the road.That notwithstanding, any money you spend getting the deal ready to sell goes into your "basis".

Good to have more local blood on here. 

I do not have any far fetched dreams that I will become a billionaire overnight, so I do expect lots of blood, sweat, tears along with some trial and error learning as well before I can even relax for a minute.Is there any local area events where I can meet some fellow investors?

Deal flow is the life blood of your business.

He is definitely more carnival barker midwit selling to bozos than harvard mba hedge funder selling to blue bloods.

From what I gather "deal flow" is the life blood of any successful real estate venture and wholesalers are on the frontline of finding and creating deals.