@Michael Strachan  I feel the universally accepted meaning of investor-friendly agent for those that are new to investing is someone who will write 100 low ball offers on turn-key properties and be happy about it :)

San Angelo has a population of about 100,000 people, its school district, Angelo State University, Good Fellow AFB, its major hospitals plus its manufacturing warehouses. 

I have some many questions, but instead of spamming the forums, i decided to go with this universal question as a title.I am learning so much from this site about real estate investing.

Has anyone had experience (good or bad) with any of the following: Universal CapitalSummit Capital Management'Sky CapitalAccolendYork FundingCapital 360Sachem Capital Corporation?  

My wife and I are high school sweethearts, went to Florida State University, and got married two and a half  years ago when she graduated.

I think you're on the right path and your eagerness/action orientation will treat you well... and the universe will (eventually) tell you if you acted on something without enough due diligence.Go get after it!

I bought a 6.5 acre property and built a new 2 bed, 1.5 bath, 3 car garage universally accessible SFH entirely in cash in very rural Maine.

What I Have found is that if you look at a map of Tampa, to the right of highway I275, From Bears Ave down to highway I4, these areas including ( University, University square, Sulphur Springs, parts Temple Terrace, Old Seminole Heights, East Tampa Heights). 

I am looking for cash flow.So I dug around and found many cash flowing properties of around $700 to $1000 Net with 20% down on properties priced at $200k to $350k for duplexes and 4 plexes.I got curious and looked for 5+ units and found one near the university and hospital. 

Purchase price: $200,000 Cash invested: $60,000 Found a 2 bed 2 bath condo located very close to the University of Denver.