I see you are a relatively new member, from your profile experience you should have plenty to offer a mentor.

Jeff in Redwood City....Yes my old stomping ground yet still around a lot....relatives,clients, and lots of friends in the area.

also check out this related discussion for any missing docshttp://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/432/topics/105...

I think many of is can relate to the desire for freedoms good luck and hope to see you tomorrow at out Milwaukee meetup!

You will have relatively few higher dollar transactions if you are lending so you likely want a custodian that charges by the transaction.

I have been working for a large property developer in downtown Indianapolis as well as working for law firm that primarily handles real estate related matters.

I'm a few investor and came across what initially looked like a good cash flowing condo for a relatively small investment.

Dave: if you are a bonafide tenant (not a relative of the LL or one of the owners or someone with a special arrangement with the LL) your tenancy and your lease are protected by the Tenants in Foreclosure Act fro 2009 (that runs through 12/2014).

Welcome to BP @Bobby GonzalezGood way to start is get busy networking and ask questions of people who are where you want to be.Business and real estate related books are a great source for building creativity and getting new ideas.Thanks and have a great day.

Unfortunately, my current career is in a related field; spending a lot of time in unpleasant places.