I'm still a ways away from needing help (plenty of research still to do), but it would definitely be helpful to have a broker/inspector contact!

If you are in a position where you have plenty of money, and losing it wouldn't really seriously hurt you, it makes it much easier to jump in.

But, I know some night I'll be drinking and get wistful, wishing we were doing two a year....

I'm confident I have a solid set of skills and strengths to bring to this arena, but I have plenty to learn and I don't yet know what my next steps should be.

Sellers aren't perfect, rehabs aren't perfect, and there is plenty of time to make sure all of those things are correct prior to closing.

I am currently in the process of buying my first rental property in Charlotte NC and am sure I will have plenty of questions.

You can find plenty of examples of similar pages in industries that are as far removed from gurus as we are.  

My husband and I buy, rehab and sell homes; however, we have a property under contract that has so much upside we should be able to easily wholesale it for a nice profit and still leave plenty of meat in it for the buyer. 

You'll meet plenty of fellow investors, both brand new and seasoned veterans and everything in between.

KC is a Great market, there are plenty of opportunities on both sides of the state line.