Account Closed   I would give Minh a PM he is an expert in San Jose multi and I bet he can help you

Im placing my bets that when all the tax incentives go away for companies to locate their offices downtown there is going to be a glut of cheap vacant offices (and apartments) that will get filled by the only people that want to stay in the area.... and that gets back to politics!

Don't get me wrong there is tons of money to be made in development, it just requires deep pockets and/or a willingness to "bet the farm" on a deal and I am not personally willing to do that.  

I'd be willing to bet that most "successful" agents are making more than most "successful" wholesalers. 

I bet you could rack up some serious post totals in the DIY forum about plumbing.

As a beginner, your best bet is to work with what you know.

That would be a sure bet & gamble for you.  

Fee Attorney: I cant think of anyone in Austin off the top of my head, but generally the more entrepreneurial fee attorneys (the ones that will write wraps or subject to deals and work with wholesalers) will probably be your best bet.  

@Ryan MoretYour best bet is to build relationships at local investment clubs and MeetUps.

I know I do not know all of the sites and I am willing to bet most people out there would find new ones this way too!