However, I would recommend hiring an agent and here are some of the reasons why:Real estate transactions involve one of the biggest financial investments most people experience in their lifetime with most transactions exceeding $100,000.

eventhough it was my choice to rollover i know other investers who were getting paid on time. unless there is someone didn't get paid. i strongly believe we would have been paid and got all of our money back, if it was not for SEC, or for everyone involve in this matter didn't jump on it.

Find a company where you can pick out your slabs - and have them tell you how many you'll need for the square footage you have.

If Sirceasar is using cash and there are no lenders involved then I stand to be corrected.

The company also gets involved in Hispanic community events at the local level, not only to educate but also to create the kind of personal connection that this culture values in its business relationships.The company also focuses on educating the Realtor community about the home-buying power of Hispanics and the characteristics of this emerging market.

I'm brand new to real estate investing and am curious if anyone knows or is involved in any investing clubs in those states.

If your interested in getting involved in REI possibly as a rehabber I would seriously recommend you pick up a book titled, "Buy It, Fix It, Sell It: Profit!"

You don't want to get a RE Agent involved with the purchase.

So there's ongoing upgrading and testing involved.

So what type of real estate are you involved in?