@Oscar Campos back to your orginal question, here are some tips ive learned about investing out of state.

Every employer will be spending a lot of money training you when you are first hired.

Especially if you tell them that those pins are supporting the foundation and everything is cool.

Then find out the impact on "Heating/Cooling" line of the sales comparison approach of the Uniform Residential Appraisal Report.

I work in capital equipment sales for a laser systems manufacturer...yes I sell lasers, and no these lasers aren't nearly as cool as these sound :)I graduated Oregon State in Business and Entrepreneurship (Go Beavs!).

So, how can I just take (info, tips, etc) and not give.

I lived near you for a few months as well while I was training for a new job, but that's been 15 years ago.

Hey Grace,Welcome to BP, the Houston market is very hot right now, check out the the wholesaling forums on the site for helpful tips.

The firm that I'm with has a lot of good training.

Mentors and partners are great sources of experience and business tips learned from actual experience.Two worthy adages to embrace:Be The Best Informed And Prepared Person In The RoomFinish Each Day A Little Smarter Than You Began the Day