A great way to network and meet people in your local community is to attend in person meet ups.

I've done exactly that for many years, and many, many times.Of critical importance (which you already understand) is to be COMPLETELY up-front and transparent about the cash offer:  "I will pay $xxx in cash, with NO contingencies" or something to that effect.  

As I left, there were still fifteen-twenty people left to pay.I am new to the auction setting, but there is no way this can be the normal procedure to pay at the end of an auction.

They were not to blame, other people coming from less than where I was got to where they were promised. 

I hear people all over talking about how this is possible.

I would be more than happy to make myself available for a conversation to get some more details and understand the whole scenario. 

Probably like any market, look where the new construction is happening.Look at what people are buying and what they are willing to pay.See if you can do it better, faster, cheaper and still make money.Then calculate the max you can pay for lots.Then go find lots to build on.I'd probably draw a big circle around DFW and buy on that circle or just outside of it. 

That’s understandable

If there are no records like that, they are ok for me because I trust documentation over what any people with their own agenda might say.

My primary focus is on fix and flip transactions, but I’m also open to buy and hold strategies as an alternative exit plan.From what I understand, an LLC can limit the liability of its shareholder (me) only if it is established in the same country where the property is located.