@Brandon Turner Thanks for the warm welcome! 

I would caution though, its not for the weak of heart especially in Austin.

Thanks for the warm welcome everyone! 

That would be my biggest worry - what if someone had a heart attack and needed a very expensive surgery that would normally be covered with regular insurance.

Don't let people try to play to a bleeding heart.

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Just like an investor wants a return on their time so does a broker/agent.If you are new but are REALISTIC with market pricing for what you want to do and have YOUR BANK STATEMENT showing cash ready to go ( valid in the last 30 days) with down payment and your credit is good for the rest of the loan then there should be a broker/agent out there to give you a chance.If on the other hand you have heard of little to no money down ( have almost no money), want to try a really out there strategy to buy something, want to get an education on the broker/agents time looking at properties all over creation then you are not likely to get a warm response.I am a principal broker in commercial retail real estate and also do retail developments myself as a developer and investor.

The fact that you have to ask the question should have given you the answer you already know in your heart is correct.This clown is trouble from the beginning.

I have warm calling.

Thank you guys for the warm welcome.