Good Morning ALL, My name is Adrienne and I'm currently a 21-year-old college student looking to dive in and start in the real estate field early.

I had to mail the $100.00 deposit to the title co this morning and it will need to clear before closing.They think we will be able to close next week.

I thought about calling her back right away but decided to wait until the next day.I called her back the next morning, and she told me she had received an offer the night before (!!!)

While we will visit the area on a house-hunting trip (tentatively slated for May 7-9), we've been limited to a long-distance search thus far (we currently reside in Pennsylvania); we've been using Zillow, Craig's List & Ebby's websites (attempted to use Dallas Morning News website with poor results), but I get a sense that there must be better resources to use.Our intent in posting is to seek recommendations about better resources to use in locating a quality rental property (including real estate professionals that anyone may recommend) in the North Dallas area and, if we're fortunate, perhaps connect with a landlord who has rental properties available in this specific area. 

Hi Adrian, yes you can sign up at http://www.meetup.com/Seattle-Distressed-Note-Inve... we meet the first Saturday morning of each month in Seattle and have a monthly webinar on the last Tuesday of each month.

Hi guys, I am new to the real estate investing market here in South Florida but I'm very anxious to get that first investment flip under my belt.

In my 2.0 REI adventure I'm keeping it simple and to the point -- I've attended 2 REI meetings in the past two weeks and drove by 4 properties in the same time frame (I went inside one of them this morning thanks to a wholesaler I met at an REI meeting last week).

Case in point...several years ago I was awakened at 6:30 in the morning and served papers regarding a lawsuit for unpaid taxes on a property that we didn't even know we owned.

If they called me 1st thing in the morning, I called them back 1st thing in the morning.  

The public trustee publishes the list of properties to be auctioned on Monday afternoon and the sale happens Wednesday morning.