I recently launched a marketing campaign in the area for wholesaling properties.

I just posted a guide for them on Amazon (How To Buy a House In Austin) and am launching my website HowToBuyaHouseInAustin.com, later this week. 

Additionally, I have a full-time job generating almost 2,000 a month after all of my expenses.I still have to schedule inspections and what not, but from face value here's what I've been able to observe:The electrical appears to be redone, new breakers in the basement, etc.Plumbing appears to be solid/new under sinks.Heating and cooling is newly replaced gas.

Looking forward to learning the core aspects of REI and launching out into the business in the future.  

Example, I helped launch a studio mid-august.

I am a fairly newly licensed RE agent in San Antonio.

Just recently passed my exam and ready to jump into the right situation with the best people! Suggestions for getting into the right firm that fits my road map!

I'm newly licensed in PA, soon to be licensed in NJ.

Do you know the market and sub-markets well, such that you can advise people who are looking to newly enter the market?

Let them know what the new take down price would be and they should be able to give you a solid estimate of the newly reassessed tax value will be.