I will set something up. i'm up for a bar meet up at night; downtown area or sugarhouse would be ideal and anytime before 9pm.

I understand that ideally you need to have a multitude of lead avenues working for you, however my question is:What's working for you?

I have been told by a few friends that Lancaster is not an ideal neighborhood (relatively high crime rates).

I plan on getting a modest, 3+ year old used vehicle from around $12,000 or less but in an ideal world I would finance it only to have cash on hand for a rental property.I want to qualify for my first investment property starting this summer ideally.With that in mind, will taking on a new auto loan within a few months of seeking a home loan automatically scare off the underwriter regardless of the fact that the auto loan is about 10% of my annual salary, I have no other debts and my credit score is ~790?

I know of one in Newark (w/tenants), duplex style on one half with attached third single-level unit and large flat lot ideal for live-in investor.

Ideally, I signed on with the intent of working with current and future investors.As a hungry Realtor that is eager to make an impact in the Houston market, questions are: Is this situation I am in now something that is worth waiting out, or are these opportunities common for Realtors in Houston? 

Ideally a 4 to 7% rent ratio to sales is the sweet spot.If this is a national chain we want to know what sales does the average store do nationally and is this store below average, average, or above average??

Ideally I would like to buy and rent to start with.

You are in an ideal situation to rehab and flip.

I know of brokers that charge monthly desk fees, but that will not be ideal for a part time agent.