subscribe to Property Radar hands down best app to find these things.although in that area trying to buy one property is probably a complete waste of timethe guys and gals that do it for a living will eat your lunch... if you are successful and buy one it will be near full retail if not more.. go to the sales and watch them for a month or two and you will see how it works.

That's the beauty of real estate is that it is not a race to the finish line against other investors/people in the industry.

I'm looking to make some monster waves in the industry as well!

Like most people new to the industry, I'd like to get started in wholesaling.

I've been in the industry for about 10 years now and I have decided that I would like to own one for myself.

I was going to live there and develop this property (it's industrial zoned) and then cashflow it long term.  

There are some "e-REIT" structures in the industry that seem to be pretty popular of late.  

I am currently working full-time in IT industry and also obtained a real estate license. 

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As I don't really have that much money to put down on a house, but would really love to get in this industry.