Luckily, my amazing wife is completely on board with this and we've put a plan together to save as much as possible in the upcoming months to hopefully be able to close on our first investment property by the fall (if not sooner).While we are saving I would love to start connecting with people to develop my team, and I'm hoping you guys can help.  

The key is disclosure. 

However, being honest is the key.. and forming relationships and being persistent is the key, even if some brokers won't talk to you.Oh if you want to check out my site hit me up for the link...

They generally buy out of state turn-key properties and have property managers.I want to become educated in real estate investing.

I drive a lot for work and figure just to be able to get into key lock boxes (after checking with listing agent of course) it would be nice along with the access to mls.

I am hesitant to pursue any property other than turn-key or cosmetic fix-ups due to my availability and lack of experience.

Hi - I'm on the board of a 42 unit condo building and we are looking for a smart solution to our outdated, hard-wired, intercom system.  

Regardless, @William Godbe, the key take away here is to talk to the right subject matter expert who can tailor a solution to your particular situation.

@Arthur Wilson III Welcome on board and glad you found biggerpockets.

Even if the owner is willing to leave a key, what about liability issues for existing damages that could get blamed on you?