Blake Burnett being there for another year and a half, you have plenty of time to track down a trustworthy property manager to continue on the path once you're gone.

I live in Dallas County and I know there will be plenty of properties to choose from in this city and suburban towns.  

you need to simply go to a HML and buy this thing first then re sell it.. trying to play the wholesale game could cost you the deal.. plenty of money in it to pay a little for a short term loan

Hello Joshua, You can definitely go to local real estate meetings and you will find plenty of wholesalers there that can bring you some nice deals in the future depending on where they operate.

Then on the other hand, you'll have almost as many people tell you that it's impossible, dangerous, a waste of time, and give plenty of reasons why.

Nobody ever changes their mind.I live in the City of Atlanta and find plenty of things to work on intown.Sounds like y'all prefer the suburbs.  

I know plenty of agents but none of them seem to be real return oriented.

There are plenty of NPNs on the market now, no need to buy in an area you consider risky.

not to argue with you.. but Richmond is right over the bay bridge  and is only 20 miles away.. and their is a bart station there. and there are plenty of homes in the 200 to 250k range I look at them very time I swoop in to buy a lot or two.

I have plenty of contacts/resources to help out.