Careful there Matt, it does snow on occasion in Galveston lol.

If you have not ever bought a property outside of your market but feel that such MAY be for you, then this is a pretty good read in my opinion.There are plenty of times that Chris notes in the book that Turnkey REI is NOT for everyone and he lays out some occasions when Memphis Invest has told prospective investors NO. 

As a realtor/broker will I sell a house on occasion...sure.  

As an agent, I've had other agents on occasion try to screw me out of commissions and it's not a good feeling. 

I've played golf with your father Tony on numerous occasions and he told me about you being an agent.I'm currently investing down in Macon, GA but have also been looking for MFH's in the metro Atlanta area as well.

Originally posted by @Frank Chin:Originally posted by @Rich Ng:Originally posted by @Frank Chin:I've done rentals for 35+ years and have on several occasions offered a full years rent up front.

There are rare occasions where buying for cash flow isn't the main objective.

I try to avoid Realtors as much as possible but they can come in handy on occasion.

The problem, my credit is abysmal (610), I have 30K in student loans which credit reports show I was 160 days late on many occasions.

I think you'll find, if you DID NOT fill out Seller Property Disclosure form or a give the buyer a DISCLOSURE FORM 17 (Seller Disclosure to buyer) it may fall under a law suit if things do appear.It's been PROVEN on many occasions in Washington State Law that an item, a work defect or a material defect would be "AS IS" but, the whole property that is supposed to be LIVABLE and not CONTAMINATED is not an "AS IS" definition.