The listings have stopped most of the low ball offers I used to get from the rehabbers and wholesalers on my "buyers list".  

Good luck with your RE ventures!.

I am spending time listening to Gordan Moss, Quixote Ventures ~podcast/pitches. 

I had heard alot of good things about bigger pockets and I figured it would be a great place to start on this venture.

I want to see if there is a local lender/banks that have a program where they would be willing to allow an investor to open and deposit $50,000 of their money into an escrow-like account, while giving investor a line of credit of $500,000 for real estate investments.Do anyone know of such program or have willingness to venture this route? 

Babysitting is usually the thing you want to stay away from, some cities have limitations and if they comply a tenant has the right to engage in that venture.

Focus on leads - never stop the lead generation, remember you are no in real estate business, you are in the lead generation business which happens to be real estate related. 3.

I work for a real estate tycoon in NYC serving in the capacity of a leasing manager for a multi-unit/multi-building portfolio, past 8 years.However, I personally do not own and are looking for strong markets within the tri-state locations to venture off into for long term investments.

I know Jason Holton does some investments and joint ventures in Ohio.

He has been caught once, but the bank didnt seem to really care, they just basically told him to stop until after the closing.