I really tried getting the hang of it but it only takes me seconds to say "screw this" I am out of here.It is what it is.. al I can say I no longer enjoy the forums...Look all you decision makers... ( not you Joe)use your heads, be smart.,  you all know I hate ignorance right?

Researching and connecting with University of Alabama students or alumni could also be a viable option.

Sometimes you get lucky.There are plenty of discussion here on BP, although mostly for a handful of states.....popular experts seem to be from MD, SC, AL, LA, and TX, although there may be a handful from other states.   

I’m a new investor in North AL looking to make connections in the Huntsville area.

For example in Alabama, short term rentals or vacation rentals are governed by the Real Estate Commission. 

Should I drop the rent or stick to the $1175.00https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2308-Churchill-Dr-Mobile-AL-36606/51012345_zpid/

Thanks Al!

I went to Birmingham for the first time this weekend to assess the current market and try to spot opportunities. I liked the city, it has a lot of potential, there are a lot of distressed properties and vacant lots in...

University StudiesPsychology - Marketing/Advertising - Civil & Criminal LawWork HistoryUSAF - Hostage negotiator, Bank Branch Manager, Bank Loss Mitigation Manager, Retail Loss Prevention Manager, Credit & Collection trainer, OSI, Guest Speaker and Trainer in real estate investingSome of the Real Estate Investing courses I have taken over the years are:AD Kessler - Al Lowry - Bill Bowen - Bill Bronchick - Bill Gatten - Carleton H.

Thanks Al - Abdul, because of the 'relatively' low taxes and revitalization currently under way in the Brick city, I'm bullish on Newark.