I see quite a few them are under corporate entities and they buy it through tax deed sales like in California, Texas, etc.

All in all a great first book for real estate investors.Unfortunately the book lacks quite a few details that you need to actually DO real estate investing... but it is very inspirational all the same.

I spent quite some time there last year.You can probably get some aggressive financing from the local banks as well.100 CLTV!

You will make good contacts in your area and you will inevitably learn quite a lot from your investors.

Quite a few that were built within the last five years and often are close to new inside.

Looks like you've got quite a few people on the wagon.

You have to spend quite a bit of time in the market.5. ...and on and on and on.This may seem overwhelming, but it's something you can do.

My RE Attorneys bills are quite alot, so I have to figure out what exactly to ask.Thanks for the input!

There are tons of people here willing to help.Sorry that I can't help with contacts in your area, but I'm sure there are quite a few here.Lastly, just wanted to say Welcome to BiggerPockets!!!

But I have along ways to go until I can get started, so I was thinking since I hate my job would it be smart to quit the stupid job and create my own business that has to do with painting houses?