I'd like to partner on something but am nervous about that.My focus is on trying to find good rentals but I'm willing to do a flip if it will lead to the good rentals.

I've got a lead from a seller who is delinquent on taxes and I would like to hear some advice if/how I should proceed.The property is a currently closed restaurant with all the appliances and things still inside but the business shut down while the owner was in the hospital.

However, I am in massive acquisition mode right now, so I may gobble up every single lead I get for a while.

It's a good place to network and you might find some leads.

You can do a referral program where you refer leads to this agent but even that can be grey area.

Then the bubble popped and they single handedly nearly lead to the collapse of three separate banks.Do what you do and let the jokers go..

The pricing was done by the agent and she suggested subsequently to drop the price, three times in a row.

He has several properties in my local area and I am hoping that he could be a good starter lead for me as I begin my journey.

If I am doing that, why not update and command higher rents, leading to tenants staying longer and renewing more.

While my fiancé has flipped several homes in the past, I have a marketing background and with Austin's current real estate market as it is .. we decided to from Rockabilly Investments in March 2013.Our favorite strategy is "Flip That House" but we have wholesaled, provided realtor listing referrals, sold leads, and partnered with a few investors in the local area to get the job done.Look forward to learning from the Bigger Pockets community,Elizabeth