Have a 'if you were in my shoes as an investor, what things would you keep in mind' sort of conversation, so you can get a sense as to whether or not you're on the same page and if this is someone you want to do business with...... 

If I were in your shoes I would sell.

I was just in Portland actually, such awesome homes near the rose garden and Rose City Park

I recently picked up two books which are Brandon Turners rental property investing and little or no money down book, both have been great so far but i know this is just the beginning on my great real estate journey and i will need to obtain more knowledge. i have a question that i want to get off my chest and i have been itching to ask, for all my experienced investors and not so experienced investors if you where my age or if you are my age, the information that you know now and situations you have experienced what would YOU do if you where in my shoes to start off?

The REIA monthly meeting is the right place to be for someone in my shoes!

That said, I am very excited to embark upon this journey and I will not hesitate to pounce on the right opportunity.So if you were in my shoes, what would your next step be?

Some will be total A holes and others will be super cool dudes and dudettes who have been in your exact shoes and will provide some intel.Limit the head looping and take action.

They come in branded vans, uniforms and do the small stuff like put booties on their shoes before entering your home. 

Was looking for a new market to flip in and out of several I explored, Birmingham rose to the top.

I'm not making a buck off this, it is something I've wanted to do for a while, I want to do right, and I want it to be completely free because I couldn't even afford new shoes when I was getting started.