The darker green states are among the most tax friendliest states.http://www.kiplinger.com/tool/retirement/T055-S001...Georgia image: http://www.kiplinger.com/tool/retirement/T055-S001...Profile of one of the Most Tax-Friendly States for RetireesOne of Kiplinger's top ten most tax-friendly states for retirees, the Peach State is a peachy tax environment for retirees.

I'm new to BiggerPockets, but it was highly recommended that it would benefit me.I am pretty established, for a small fish, in the real estate game.  

I also think that we can create a better world when we help others....not only teaching the person how to fish but making sure that the children in the village learn it to.Sorry I was so long winded, the only way I want to be poobah is if I can share the poobah title with everyone.

(please name your song if you respond)  I would like to thank BP for providing the environment to learn and grow through unlimited educational content. 

There are other fish in the sea (other sf not in hoas or even more tranquil associations)

I simply raise them as 'potential' waters to fish in.

The education has provided me the right tools necessary to work productively in any environment, home or abroad, in an ever evolving industry. 

. ; this is all directly applicable,to your own flipping someday..Then I would look at property management firm, even just doing maintenance or showings...Sounds like you know the score, but some young people expect the excitement and environment of hgtv, but for me it is just painting walls, cleaning units, doing showings, leases, rinse repeat...I would focus just on  learning, saving, meeting industry people...increasing skills you can leverage later when you have capital...

I recently finished my Master's degree in R.E. and traveled around the country looking at different markets and living environments. 

There's a reason those properties are available over the counter....no other bidders who looked at it were willing to pay the minimum price....there must be a reason in this competitive environment, don't you think?