Mark Swoveland is a great guy on BP and "hosts" a monthly lunch that has great attendance, usually in Plano Shops of Legacy area.Market is overpriced in general depending on area of course but there are some good deals to be found.

I hope that doesn't dry up on me or I may be back on the site looking for help.It feels great to introduce myself and I am looking forward to taking shop in the future.

Stuff like shopping and playing might be important.By the way, I am 60 years old and have all my experience is in construction and real estate.  

Many providers are trying to renegotiate leases, or shopping any leases that expire soon.  

If you see a tenant storing vehicles, running a machine shop, using it as residential quarters use extreme caution as this is likely a non-permitted use despite what you may have been told or read otherwise.

I would very much like the number of the thrift shop owner.

All of these are being run around a dayjob which is 50 hours/week, the brewery, a small hobby shop, and having a family wife, 7 year old daughter, and a 6 month old daughter.  

Or should I continue working at my job at a body shop and learn that business but my actual goal in life is to get into real estate.

So as you shop around for a property manager please ask if they are licensed as a real estate agent or broker.

Problem is that I'm shopping around and everyone elses rates are like mid 4's to low 5's for an 80% LTV HELOC so even taking the 90% LTV option with PenFed I'm still on par with the competition it seems.