Is like to shadow you while you move it.

Inventory is very slim where I am (Atlanta, GA area) and I'm trying to find good inventory that is not on the MLS so I have a better shot and getting a good deal on a property.Any other advice is very welcomed as I am completely in the dark as to what to expect from this meeting and how I should approach it.

Construction is BOOMING in KC it's expensive and hard to get good work for small projects.Look at something like this:https://www.redfin.com/MO/Kansas-City/10523-E-41st...The dark brown floor, probably 2-3 bucks sqft to install, the stuff in the kitchen cheap probably like 15 bucks sq yard installed.

It has a view, a pool and is in a nice place under Shadow Mountain.

You look like a much younger version of a guy I work with....Interesting,  Anyway make sure you jump into the forums and start casting your shadow, Your knowledge will be much appreciated to the many people looking for answers on here.

Give me an opportunity, let's meet for coffee, & come up with a plan - could be for real estate or it could be to help improve people in our society, I just want to get myself out there, I've been in the shadows for far too long.

Stick around and these guys wont let you stray to the dark side.

Hello,To an experienced investor who has flipping experience or has been through the BRRRR strategy, can I shadow you through a deal? 

TenantCloud has a lot of features, so I would recommend setting up your portfolio and shadow posting activity for a couple months while you get used to the system, but then once you spend a little time with it I think you'll find it's a great value for the price. 

If I'm going to be out of work and not making any money, I can be out of work and not making any money while volunteering or shadowing a REA or something, LEARNING.I'm not sure what I'll be told, or if there is even any advice for someone like me.