@Althea Herlock - Welcome to the vibrant BP community.Your objective is to learn as much as possible in a short time, but, I hasten to remind you that REI is not a sprint race, but, a marathon.Yes, as a New Yorker I clearly understand your logical reasoning for making the transition to Atlanta.Good luck and best wishes with your REI activities.Below, are some links that will get you acquainted with buy and hold as well as flip transactions.http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/01/07/flipping-houses/http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/02/22/buying-rental-property/Lastly, this site thrives on interactions.

I look forward to interacting with you!

But if you have integrity, and you show it in all your interactions with other people in the field, they will forgive you for failing with integrity.  

I don't have a link to the interactive form.

It would be silly to just wait and assume he is getting his ducks in a row.I'm okay with holding onto this note and continuing to collect the interest--as long as I can take the personal interactions out of the equation.

With what was written about him, there really is no in between.I suppose ones view of the accuracy/historical validity of the New Testament is what would be the answer of if you believe Jesus is God incarnated into man or not.I am not aware of other religions that talk about this kind of direct human interaction other than Christianity.

But I was thinking more of your interactions with tenants.

I am excited to be here and am looking forward to interacting and learning from everyone.Thanks,Frank

I think I might personally like the classroom route better so I can interact with the others, discuss and ask questions.

Because remember that in RE the cash money under the asset is figuratively in the bank and if a recession comes and you can't find any one with the credit or assets then you will be wishing you had built up (taught) your competition to interact with your investment activity.