I have a good working knowledge of the area so if you ever want to chat I’d be happy to help anyway that I can.

My goal for my experience on BP is to of course become more knowledgeable about the RE market in general, but more specifically learn how to be a successful out of state rental property investor.

As I will continue to utilize BP to gain knowledge and make solid connections, I'm optimistic with finding and completing my first deal. 

Sure, it can help if you're talking to people to mention that you are a broker, but outside of that, you don't get any special privileges or knowledge just from earning your RE license. 

My approach is to stick to my numbers and be patient, I have a long-term perspective, and can wait until we crest the peak of this real estate cycle.You can choose to work with an agent that will write bids for you based on local knowledge and your criteria as soon as they are listed.

Longer term goals include:Building wealthMonetizing what I hope will be a passionGain some residual incomeBuild a business of my own Ultimately provide financial independencePersonal fulfillmentLooking forward to expanding my knowledge and dipping my toes in the water with the hopes of someday being fully immersed.

-How knowledgeable are you with well and septic.

We currently rent out our home in Mascoutah, IL after I accepted a temporary position overseas, but didn't have the knowledge that I do now and it definitely doesn't cash-flow.

@Edward B.The loan is not attached to the property, the lender has a general knowledge about the investing I do but the loan is not attached to any single property.

There are strong MF meetups all around the DFW area with a wealth of knowledge and connections.