I cringe at the terms they readily accept, but I have keep my mouth shut since I represent the landlord.

If you want to hear it from the horse's mouth then wander down to DAC https://austintexas.gov/department/development-assistance-center

If we could only have a bigger house with a few more empty rooms, we'd be happier I suppose!

To be fair - I bought his first course at a Larry Goins Investorpalooza - It came with an offer for help via e-mail - he wasn't much help, so I wasn't happy with him, and subsequently left a bad taste in my mouth.

If a quick sales price is $230 then there should be people foaming at the mouth for this condo.

I haven't found anything that matches the criteria, which leads me to believe all of the deals are by word of mouth and never see the MLS.Any advice would be greatly appreciated! 

We would rather he had bought a great cash flowing fixer-upper in a cheaper area, moved in, fixed it up, turned it into a rental, repeat, until he's built up enough cash flow to cover a mortgage in the area he wants, but he's happier with the lifestyle he has, and he's earned it after graduating from college.   

I was told "closed mouths don't get fed" Soooo, I'm currently seeking a mentor, adviser or someone I could shadow in the wholesaling arena. 

@Edward - Absolutely, networking and word of mouth is worth it's weight in gold!

You can also find them by marketing online and word of mouth through other investors.I do agree with Jason Scott too.