If I could, I would...but it's like pulling teeth....Now, if YOU know somebody who covers Fl, GA, AL, and MS, or one in each state, Id like to talk to them....In the meantime, let me ask everybody this....As investors yourself, why not cut out the middleman, get your own license, put in the year or two experience required by your state, get your broker's license, and sell them to yourself?

I graduated from Ole miss with a finance degree and a real estate degree, I work as a RE Broker and a home builder in south Mississippi.  

Adolfo - this is an unsolicited endorsement of how Ms Poe works.

This is Eamonn Cottrell from Madison, Mississippi...originally from Knoxville, Tennessee.

@David Dachtera  not exactly sure what you meanbut I did hear in Wisconsin ( a state just north of Illinois) you must be licensed to sell property or engage  an agent.If your talking about do you need a licensed to present a contract to an owner who has the property on MLS or listed with a broker.. in the states I am licensed in CA OR MS and very familiar with WA  NO you don't  ... however if the sellers sells you to you and a valid listing agreement is in place they will owe a commission to the agent.I have closed deals on listed properties personally like this...this was CA..  

Trying to think near south city near the highways with free parking, serves a bit of food if you needed a snack.If there are a few people, I could ask Crafted at compton/shenandoah, UBC near manchester/tower grove, or we could take over a bar table in the lafayette square area at eleveneleven mississippi or sqwires.I didn't get a meetup or link from the original posters....so, just throwing this out there since I'll need to eat out on those dates anyway!

Hi BP!  My dad purchased a fixer upper and now wants to sell it to me.  There is a small mortgage that I am able to pay off.  What is the best way to acquire this property?  Do I use an attorney or title company?  Tax...

Moving to an area unfamiliar to you, leans me toward @Lynn M.  's

I'm fairly certain that all of the things you are looking to do are within the scope of MS Excel's capability.

We’re in Mississippi, so $50k can buy rentals in the right location.Everything I’ve read talks about using leverage and Other people’s money... which way would you attack the situation if you were in our position financially?