I have used the Burns company out of Cheyenne and I know they have other offices around SE Wyoming.

Replace a burned electrical cord on a 220 electric hot water heater. 

I prefer the higher risk, greater reward of syndications, but those certainly have their drawbacks as well.I got burned buying REITs back in 2006, so given where we are in the market cycle, I'm personally not a fan.All that said, I am in favor of diversifying whatever your real estate strategy. 

I want to go and meet some like-minded individuals and hopefully provide them with plethora of free resources available to them and not burn the little to no money they may have on a pyramid scheme.

My principal investment environment is hyper-expensive and competitive (listings longer than 6-7 days are considered stale) and yet we are able to find opportunities by using free online resources and by burning shoe leather. 

Addressing the problems is like trying to put out small individual fires in a forest that is burning.

This concept applied to OOS investing would be great, not only at the purchase but also during projects or checks on the units.do you use Renteria by chance  Sal is a good friend.. we were neighbors at Silverado.. talk about an American success story.. comes from Mexico as a Barber now lives in a mansion on top of Silverado.. his did not burn down..

Land is so expensive it isn't worth it unless you have tons of it laying around to burn.

In my area you’d easily burn through $50k before even breaking ground.

feels like it burns a quarter of a tank just driving to a local store and back though.