My firm buys and sells single family distressed properties throughout the Metro Atlanta area in Georgia.

I know a firm that would be great for the project.  

I'm new to the BP website but have been a fan of the podcast for the past several months.I first began my journey into real estate investing in 2010.Since then, I have founded a property management firm and more recently I have been getting into wholesaling and real estate syndication.I'm looking forward to expanding on my real estate knowledge and exchanging information with this community.

Many private equity firms use high amounts of leverage and have "capital" in their name.

I'm wondering how many landlords have a firm handle on what the requirements are and how many of them have paid the price in terms of a slip and fall or fines from the city for not clearing soon enough. 

At the same time, I started working for a great FW architecture firm, as an Architectural Intern (as I don't have my license here yet).About my REI: I bought my first apartment, designed and managed the renovation when I was 23 years old.

Right now your on track to developing an accounting firm that could specialize on real estate investing.

Keep in mind these people have lived in this squalor for decades at this point and I firmly believe they wont clean up to the standards I need them to be.

Hello all,  I just moved to San Diego and work at a law firm in Kearny Mesa.

Also, If you guys still don't have a firm decision between UNT and UTD then you could end up with a house in Denton and school in Dallas.