That's why I warn sellers that setting too high a price, even if people would normally be willing to pay that much, would be screening out all but the most cash-rich of buyers and thus limit the potential to make an actual sale.

Southeast Austin has traditionally been a lower-income area, which is one of the reasons it doesn’t currently have the more well-known big box stores.

.- Non traditional methods for payments could be requested like Zelle, Cashapp, Venmo etc.Here are few tips which can help you prevent a scam:- Check the public records of the property in your local county and see if the owner's name matches to the person you are talking to.- Ask if they have office and look up the business.- Check if the property is currently listed for rent or sale on multiple places by different people.

Makes sense.Curious if mostly in traditional funds and stocks or RE? 

Real estate is a get rich slow game so I wouldn't focus too hard there on trying to increase your income in the short term because it likely won't be effective. 

Sounds like a debt fund versus an equity fund, which are the more traditional method but be interested in seeing how it is structured.

Ive started reading some books, such as“Rich Dad, Poor Dad” and “The Wall Street Journal: Complete Real-Estate Investing.”

So I'd just send him a cellphone snapshot of my Pennsylvania ID, and that would be that.But Wes, this would be for C-class in a scam-rich area.

Use all niches to create friends or riches as your cash rides on different buses👍

Just got into a new job 6-7months ago(in real-estate Acquisitions for off-market deals) and therefore would likely have to wait a while traditionally to get a loan.