Hey Richard, if you're still interested here are a few options: Tulsa Real Estate Investor Association (Tulsa REIA)https://tulsareia.com/Oklahoma Real Estate Investors Association (OKREIA)https://okreia.com/landerGood luck with the investment journey! 

Right now I am passively looking at properties, not yet ready to make any offers and polishing my deal evaluating skills.

If I can offer any thoughts or advice on the Project side of things, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me. 

Daylight basements can be a great option. 

Hey @Chris Furry, so most of our guests head out early before actual check out.We do offer an extended check out time depending on if it is a back to back.

Integrity goes a long way.You can also give a very generous closing gift, offer additional information/services post-closing, and/or offer a rebate for a portion of your commission at/near closing time. 

@Dean HalpinTo buy your first rental property, consider creative financing options like seller financing, subject-to-deals, lease options, private money lenders, and hard money loans.

Because Youngstown is a city on the decline, the more rural the area, the more likely it will be to hold its value and vice versa, making a good deal of the neighborhoods within the city limits too risky to invest in, but it does offer a few diamonds in the rough that are undervalued due to the overall stigma surrounding the city. 

I'd ask a different lawyer what my options were and if there is any consideration I might receive from "adverse possession". 

Am I still able to write an offer the buyer would be interested in?