In a hot market, this can be the difference between getting the property, and losing it.#2 would be to tell every single person you come into contact with that you're an agent.

Depending on how hot the fire got it could have cracked the slab.

So we'll have someone who just got a new job at double his former salary, he meets the income requirement, but not the 12 month at the job requirement.

I am currently working with Investors and would love to meet and network with investors and other real estate professionals all over the country.

Patrick Philip feels kind of slim, but I know flip profits are lower now in general because the market is so hot .

In addition to reading all the great information here, start reaching out to people and making time to meet with the frequent posters here.  

I'm in Southern Oregon, and I have a friend in Portland, who says that up there, you have to accept the first applicant who meets your formal criteria.

Unfortunately, there will be mortgage defaults, abandoned homes, and high demand in general for housing, in the aftermath of Harvey.Is anyone thinking about the need of investors to fix and flip properties, to help meet the housing demand?

If you want to chat life/finance/real estate before you make the move, I'm happy to meet up for a coffee or beer!

Send me a message and we can talk more and maybe meet up to talk more about the area.