I’ve worked with a handful of TKP and they are in their own league.

Always have been a die hard baseball fan!

I can see by your expense list.When you become a grown up you will see a list like this:Mortgage  and insuranceCar payment and insuranceGas billElectric billTrash serviceCable billInternet billWedding costsKids and costs associated with them- club soccer/ travel baseball/ private schoolYou get what I am saying.At this stage in your life you are doing really well.  

If you expect to hit a homerun every at-bat, but have never played baseball before, you're setting yourself up for disappointment. 

Their baseball and softball teams are growing year over year, and baseball as a whole is getting better in the state.

Christopher, thank you so much for the referral to Legal League. 

Baseball bats in their garage? 

(or do it yourself on a platform like Zillow)  That way you know the market better than the best computer program or realtor.From baseball terminology focus on hitting a single with your first property.

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We currently live in League City TX and are looking to get into our first deal sometime around February.