I also see you work for Keller Williams.

When I first got my license, I was with companies like Keller W & Coldwell B and much of the training, etc was centered around residential topics and I wasn't feelin' it, so I linked-up with a friend of mine that started a brokerage that focuses on working with investors- which is my passion and yes... 2 different worlds.So it all comes down to what excites you and gets you out of bed in the morning.If you like the arena of multifamilies, try to link up with a company like Marcus & Millichap or Cushman & Wakefield, etc who will train and support you in working with apartments, etc.

I am a Real Estate Agent with Keller Williams as well so if you want to work together on a deal, it would be amazing!!!!

I believe Keller William also has a training program.

The area just north of where you are is appreciating fast, FW north of 820, Keller or Haslet. 

I also like the Gary Keller books HOLD, FLIP, and Millionaire Real Estate Investor.

Hi @Dillon Dull make sure you call the local Keller Williams office, ask for the team leader and make an appointment.

I have been very happy with the training and support at Keller Williams Realy Signature.Craig

Hey @Nicole Keller have you thought about making a website that showcases some potential proprieties? 

@Jim Keller Good marketing idea, we also expect some kind of wave of new short sales related to these.