Join in one or more of the many terrific groups and organizations here and you will meet many knowledgeable people who would be most willing to help you out. 

@Jeffrey Townsend@Clair Robinson@Troy GandeeI organized an "Investor's Happy Hour" in the fall of 2015 and 30 local investors and realtors attended.  

(wood destroying insect/wood destroying organism) activity and damage amount I might suggest 2 things. 1-You want to do a re-inspection after all the inaccessible areas have been opened and all the damage has been exposed for full inspection prior to repair.

You don't want to invest in an area that is reliant on one employer because if the company/organization cuts back, there go the jobs.

This is the case (most likely) because each of the 7 cities are unique in their own way. 

Lenders are having to get creative these days and there are some unique loan products out there right now that I've never seen before that are keeping people in the buy box. 

If you decide to stick with college, check to see if your business school has some type of Real Estate Organization.

Common Places Mildew thrives on organic materials, such as paper, leather, and many types of fabrics.

Set up meeting with local community organization to get it approved by them before going to the ZBA hearing.

The organizers cite their prior success to convince you to buy their product/service.