I’m visiting for a few weeks for some aviation training and would like to meet some local folks in the REI community here to chat and connect

Your Realtor Broker is talking out of her A$$See http://oklegalsite.net/She just wants to prohibit you from thinking about them when talking to home sellers.I train agents to act as a principal not as an agent, and help sellers sell on terms, like sub2, cfd, lease option, lease purchase, wrap, etc.

Any competent Real Estate Attorney can do it, keep calling around.Stay away from the Vacant House & Foreclosure Summit.Although Cam promises it's a training seminar, he just goes through the training which is already in iflip.

Hi all,I have a chance to invest in the Phoenix market but am concerned about the ongoing drought and how that might affect property values in the future. 

It's also right along the LRT (light rail transit) train route, so it's easily accessible from the areas of the city serviced by the LRT.And finally, I have a nice little condo that's available right now (putting it on the market later this week) that's about a 15-minute commute from Southgate.

If you do not pay for it, you get very little out of the training long term. 

Originally posted by @Joseph Bass:That’s when they told me normally they sell to people who can’t Qualifie for a home on their own using seller finance.My guess is they want to see it go to a 1st time homebuyer in training vs an investor buying their umpteenth house.

Interview new companies to see what their process is like during the turns, and also on an ongoing basis as far as inspections go. 

Shoot as many holes as you can think of in this property, I want to train myself to catch all the things that seasoned guys would see. 

I have always compared buying investment property to that of buying into a Divorce....You are literally financially committing to ongoing maintenance, complete with inflated estrogen clauses, alimony with COLA, child support (if there are ancillary buildings) & a lot of baggage.