Looking for a investor friendly title co in the Riverside / San Bernardino area.

I first became interested in this business last year when a fellow real estate investing co-worker took it upon himself to educate me in all the benefits of owning investment properties.

I have been searching for a new business venture with long-term potential.My husband and I currently own a vacation rental in Colorado, but I look to get more actively involving in real estate investment here in the Kansas City area.

I would like to purchase something in Denver or Colorado Springs, CO.

Hi Keela C.I use an excel doc to keep track of my buyers and co-wholesalers.I can send it you if you want to shoot me an [email protected] you find something that works better for you let me know.Best,Sandy

The part I don't like is talking to co-workers or others I may have to interact with in the future and giving the impression I'm going to pull a rabbit out of a hat and solve their problem or one of someone they care about.Getting excited doesn't help.This is no deal and let's face reality, you're in no position to be "helping" taking on risks with a really thin deal that is more charity work than investing/dealer operations.

This read a lot like, and looks like, you're biker meet ups in Orange Co, Karen, cutting deals, financing the next haul, what are you up to out there?

any possible cosigner?

Having parents co-sign or guarantee is a must.

Not to say condos couldn't do well as a rental (in fact i do have one condo as a rental), but from past experience, I think there are simpler properties to start with, like a mid size single family home in Mesa (preferably in a nice neighborhood without HOAs), where you can learn the ropes, not have to worry about getting your neighbors co-operation should any issues come up with the property and easy to liquidate if you find land lording is not for you after all.