I've wanted to invest in real estate for a long time, but it wasn't until this moment that I thought it could actually be feasible.I'm not yet familiar with the dynamic of this community, but it seems like a really supportive and informative environment, and I look forward to connecting with you folks!

"Employees don't quit their job, they quit their boss" / Look for an environment where you can learn and get responsibilities.

I have been in this corporate environment for almost two yrs now and it is killing me slowly, I am anxiously wanting to get into Real Estate to be able to quit my job and be my own boss.

I would personally never go... but I assume many do this them selves.But now that I think about it here in Orygun I think evictions are handled all in one day each week that type of thing and in eviction specific courts.seems like a target rich environment and if it is like I am thinking heck hang out at eviction court a few days a month.. that don't cost nuttin and pick up leads from burnt out landlord syndrome folks.our areas are not as renter dominated in the SFR realm  most evictions probably I would say 90% or so will be from apartments.. so could be a good way to snag a tired multi family owner..

I do not know who would provide these services outside of the USPS and/or some of their partners, but I'm sure there must be many out there as we were a small fish in a big pond. 

On a more important note Did they lower the sport fishing limit on Halibut in the inlet??  

No, if you inherit someone's whole life policy then it's great, but there is a lot more you can do with your cash than give it to an annuity company with the hopes of a return, especially in an environment with 2.3% 10 year Treasury Bonds.With the $15k up front cash they want, pay for a down payment on some rental, or buy $15k worth of a dividend stock like GE.  

Any input from those in Vacation areas with nice Beaches and fishing?  

If your fishing and catching small fish you need to change lakes to one that has bigger fish right??

No, I only passed that area when I go fishing but never looked for the addresses, I like the prices, looks good, Texas City is not bad area, the risk I can see and something you need to cover with insurance  is hurricanes if there is any.