@Damian Johnson I would see no reason why that would not be okay, as long as you cover your bases and disclose the agenda.With that being said, typically one would assume that if a deal is already had by one wholesaler, there would not be enough meat on the bone to go around......The deal that you should want, and anyone else should want, is the one no one knows about yet!!!

Brian Johnson Curt Davis Do your current deals meet the 2% rule?

If you choose to locate in a more ex-urban or rural setting, like Blanco, Wimberly, Johnson City, Stonewall, or anywhere in the Hill Country, you'll have less access to grocery stores, restaurants, etc, but will have privacy gorgeous views and still easy access to Austin or San Antonio. 

Originally posted by Jim Johnson: It will depend on your state.

I'm Michael Johnson, Long time listener, Newly active member.

Quote from @Beth Johnson: Another vote for Julie Tangerman and her team at Capital Title.

Thanks @Jason Johnson I will definitely reach out if I have any questions.

I help investors in Raleigh-Durham areas, two of the hottest markets in the country, but you'd be surprised how many more are choosing outside of Raleigh-Durham in up and coming areas like Johnson County, and even Fayetteville. 

@William Johnson  WOW you have received some different answers.

@Richard Johnson This post may helphttp://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/127125-listsource