I'm also going to take Peter Giardini's advice and teach those little monsters that come up to the door about socialism by taking their candy from them :)

Must admit, I feel like a kid in a candy store right now seeing better deals almost daily.

Feel free to tag me on the forums if you have any questions :)We are like kids in a candy store here mate :)By the time everyone wakes up and realizes the opportunity I'll be a fat kid heheMuch success

The geologist pilot and the geologist from Chicago were like two kids in a candy store.

I get excited every day when I pull up the new listings for a local county, and see those gorgeous little starter homes built after 2000 priced great, in great shape, only to see that they all zone to the Crowley school district.   

On Flips you will make a tremendous amount of money if you do them right:Make full profit disclosuresUse a Skinny contract of saleHave a long study periodGet right of possessionCreate some contract "candy".

This group is focused on commercial investing.If you are more interested in SFR investing/flipping here is another group I have attended and look forward to going back to in the near future: https://www.meetup.com/The-Real-Estate-Candy-Shop/ 

Quote from @Scott Crowley: Quote from @Joe Wall: My realtor and his broker recommended going off-market. 

@Jack NiI couldn't really believe this was a legitimate question, so I checked your other posts about the right time to wake up and buying a house 367 feet (measured by Google Maps) from the railroad tracks, the 80 lb. dog that chewed up a fence post, your post wondering in general about being sued, your comment about how you want to get a real job selling movie tickets and candy...Are you really sure real estate is right for you?

Or why she can't get a candy bar out of the store.