There are a lot of good agents, PM inspectors and others. what works for me not necessarily will work for you.each one of us come with different agenda and plans.I recommend you to pick up the phone or email and reach out to some of them. share your plans and ideas for the near future and the long term. remember, its all about the people and the connection you make, once you find the right one for you, eventually, your team will build your team.good luck.

For you next investment I'd pick whatever investment aligns with your real estate investing strategy and goals for the long-term.  

It is because I picked a smooth talking contractor who I overpaid upfront.

The Columbus market is really moving quickly, so make sure you know where you want to be...both in asset class and location.

If you understand real estate as an asset class and can get better results for the IRA by having the IRA invest in real estate, then such an plan is superior to having 100% of your retirement savings in market-based assets.An IRA (self-directed or otherwise) is reasonably well protected from lawsuits that stem from you. 

Hello BP FamilyMy fiancé is considering getting her real estate license to benefit the cause and we would really like to get a head start on our learning before getting into any classes or taking any exams.

Hopefully you can pick up one more primary residence in Huntsville, and add that to your rental portfolio when you retire in 2 or 3 years..... 

Income isn’t a protected class, so you can set any requirements you want.

I find that the market prices for risk/reward  or your in an area of functional or economic obsolescence.if its your home town and you can self manage and want to do it.. seems Ok to me.. as long as your going in with your eyes wide open.I have helped many a C class operator scale their operations..

type of Salamander not sure if endangered.. but its definitely a  protect class .we have many out our way... from the world famous Spotted Owl..