My partner and I have had our cross-hairs on Houston ever since Harvey hit, and we're lining up our resources to open a small office and set up an operations team for a fix/flip & hold strategy to balance out the yield of our existing portfolio. 

:mrgreen: Then go out and buy a Mac . . . no need for anti-virus.I wish I could help, but I think I'd pull out what hair I have left trying to figure it out.

We have a couple of properties here, a house and a commercial property, but the real estate situation in Singapore is hair-raising.

I am really a fat, old, gray haired guy; but, that fella looked good - so I decided to be him for the internet (just kidding.. it really is me).

I was getting my haircut today and talking to the lady while she was cutting my hair.

I should know, I am one.Let's see:-No barrier to entry-No formal training-Less schooling necessary than hair-dressers-Access to information that is widely becoming free and available to all-NAR propagandaBlaine, in my opinion, to be a successful real estate sales associate, you need to separate yourself from the crowd.

Buy the ugly house and make it a hair nicer than any of the other houses on the street.The number one rule in REI is to always buy from distressed sellers at deep discounted prices.

I think it is great to see a guy with gray hair and heart still playing in the NFL with kids half his age.

Several weeks later after the guy paid me and moved in I drove by my old place and noticed an old Lincoln Continental in the drive with a personalized plate that said "freakshow" and A guy got out of the car who looked like a professional wrestler with long hair and tattoos, pretty intimidating....this was my new renter.

The idea for me is to build security, and not lose my hair while doing it.