If you are going to develop into a full time professional real estate investor you are going to have to develop emotional intelligence along with everything else.

I would like to connect with more young professionals/investors who have done a decent amount of deals.

I'm sure you've sold plenty of condos to these folks.What's left over, such as the courthouse auctions, usually goes to folks with established businesses - professional contractors and long-time investors with rehab crews in place that can turn your $25k flip into a $15k flip.All of those rule-of-thumb equations you read everywhere are regional. 

https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/opportunity-zones-fre...Pretty significant tax advantage to investing is any opportunity zone but the rules and interpretations are firming up by the tax professionals now. 

Because I know that our prices are right where they need to be given the quality of work, reliability and professionalism that a company like ours provides.

It is office space with professional tenants.

For example, if only one room had paint from both the first and second purchase, than only that room would need to be professionally repainted. 

It's been a great area for us.I would champion you to network with as many real estate professionals in Greenville as you can. 

HI BP -I'm wondering if there are any local REI professionals that purchase from live auctions, Auction.com, or any other sites? 

Well I said that I have training and am actively seeking a job in that field and I can provide a professional resume to apply for a position, but his attitude drastically changed and no longer speaks to me and avoids me.Is this because he has no training but just landed the job by luck?