Any creative ways to get around this limitation?

Since recent development in Amarillo has been limited to commercial and single family housing, it is unlikely that there is enough local experience to be progressive enough to really see the big picture.Absolutely for a beginner investor, be safe, search markets with less emerging competition.

noobdog - I just filed the trade name at my local town hall so it was legal for me to call myself that.If I'm an LLC all I really do is limit my liabilty.

Answer the phone, forward calls and give information contained only on the listing agreement as limited by the broker;2.

I know that I want to buy and hold, I want to rent out a duplex/fourplex, (flipping seems like a bad idea right now for a newbie) :crying: but my options are limited due to not having any money to start.

the thing is im in college and i dont have a car on campus so my ability to get around is very limited

As far as limiting the numbers of rentals, the mortgage companies have a guideline as to the numbers of rentals permitted beyond which they will not give loans, or better loans, to new buyers.

It is $179.00, has a few limitations, but is very cost effective if you're not trying to scale to a large operation.

If you feel you must pay a commission, go with a limited service listing company that will put you on MLS, but with a promise that you will pay the selling agent a co-broke fee.

Which isnt bad money but, who would ever want to reach there potential, the sky is the limit in real estate.