I always over analyze and psych myself out (analysis paralysis is the term I believe).Therefore, I'm networking - looking for someone honest with tremendous integrity, principles, and character that I could help out who would also be able to guide me while I learn the ropes.

The Air Force has instilled its core value of "integrity first" into me, which has shaped who I am now, and defines the kind of real estate professionals I want to surround myself with in the future. 

Focus on finding a primary residence (i.e. condo) in the area I am willing to live, possibly integrated into a fix/flip/upgrade strategy.Right now, I would lean toward 2, with an eye toward capital accumulation, before turning to 1.

My experiences have all been good, and I believe the vast majority of people investing in notes operate with the highest integrity, but there are cases where the operating JV partner has apparently not fulfilled their obligations or promises to the money partner, so stay aware. 

The interface for the manager is more intuitive and user-friendly than SiteLink, and the software integrates very well with our website to do online rentals. 

I hate software that tries to integrate too many features into it.

I'm most interested in developing relationships with people of high integrity who share similiar core values.My financial goals are to put my twin 14 year old boys through college and save for retirement.Thank you for the opportunity to join you, and best wishes in all of your endeavors! 

Chace- I appreciate the advice and direction on how to get more integrated into BP. :) 

But a good realtor is definitely worthwhile in legitimizing your company and being an integral part of your overall mission.

step 1 is education and integral to that, learn the r.e. cycle or pay the price for working against it!