Hey yall,New to the site (had always heard of it but never utilized), but I carry a good bit of experience with investing mostly in Tarrant county.Haves: Secured cash purchasing power, experience, knowledge, licenseNeeds: To expand my network of other buyers that can take on the properties I can not take on, always need more reliable contractors, always can use more properties to look at, some one to teach me the commercial property game.

There is typically a catalyst that takes someone from a "free appraisal shopper/tire kicker" to a "seller" to a "I need to unload this thing yesterday".

Here in Florida, (maybe everywhere), you can hear the power lines crackle sometimes.

@Keith A, I will second the response @Brian Kelsch gave you; however, I will mention the listed property rules.If you are audited, be prepared for the auditor to ask you to prove that you had more than one.

Craigslist is a powerful tool to get a real world picture of what the max is that you can charge for rent.

In the words of Austin Powers "I vanna toilet made of solid gold, but its just not in the cards now is it, baby."

There are plenty of sharp powerful women in real estate.

Then pull $ out to buy anothercredit cards...but only at low rates, and only if your project cashflows well, AND it doesn't mess up your borrowing power (ask your banker how the debt ratios work)borrow from friends or familyowner-financingpull $ out of your current home via refinance or home equity loanpull $ out of one of your investment propertiesget hard money, then buy at 20% or more below market value and refinance to pay off hard money loan

I'm working on a seven year old mac laptop that's only slightly less powerful than what I could buy right now.

B of A is not doing them anymore.