Good job!!

I would like to find a full time job, real estate investors, and real estate deals before making the move.

With the extra income from my full-time job, and if my calculations are correct (which they are) I could have the house paid off at exactly the time we move out in July 2018.

We had the home sold and a tight schedule. 

Sometimes we have to pay to make sure it's right all the way around and have an insured contractor to fall back on if anything is not right... if you touch it the first thing anyone on the job will do is point the finger at you and attack your competence to do whatever you do....  

Hi Casey - I've used this guy for a couple of roofs - both TPO's; reasonable pricing, and did a bang up job. 

@Brett Welschmeyer - good job.

I would suggest you invite one person you'd really like to talk with out, set a time, and then invite other people, rather than trying to coordinate schedules with a bunch of people here.I'll come if I'm free--which I'm often not.  

hi from austin tx. so been hanging around here trying to figure out how i wanted to get started. well figured it out. i am selling my house, cashing it out, because i do not want to use it as a rental. bought another house that i will hack then turn it into a rental in a cpl years but in the mean time i am looking at additional properties in areas outside of austin even out of state.my goal is 10 properties before i retire, from my current job, in 6 years. i am looking especially in rural areas.

Amy Ranae hi Amy I don't want to discourage you guys if your doing the work yourself's and have full time jobs it can take a bit longer to get the job done.