PM me and we can start coordinating.Jason, I'm not actually in Austin, though I do visit Killeen regularly, and I think I owe Bryan a meal.

My background is heavy in finance, accounting and supply chain while Mike is an established architect who works for a one stop shop construction and design firm.

Priorities:1) Wholesales find deals for themselves and keep the best: BRRRR => Flip => Assigns => list on market2) Expanding on the assigns: VIP clients => clients with existing relationships known to close and make decisions fast => the rest of the world.If you belong in the category at the end of the chain for that wholesaler, the property has been passed on by everyone and is not a deal.

You might notice a Starbucks, notice chain link fences, notice a new subdivision, notice a check-cashing place, etc. 

I do, however, make sure to close at a title company so I make sure I'm getting a free and clear property.Though honestly in the future with block chain type tech there is no reason I couldn't just transfer "funds" via blockchain and receive title the same way.

I figure this is about $10,000 worth of "improvements" and a 4 foot chain link fence. 

I saw this part of the chain and I thought I would chime in.

On the positive side, if you do end up with E1-E4 tenants that are active duty, you can inquire as to their chain-of-command to 'motivate' them to be good tenants or else their could be professional consequences... 

I decided to become a Real Estate Invester after a chain of unfortunate events.

A four foot high chain link fence blocked the way to the front door.