If not I wouldn't mind setting up something it seems that the South Carolina thread has ran a little dry so anything I can do to possibly reach out to other new investors etc I wouldn't mind I just need some feedback as to what is going on in the area.

Once I get these two rented, I plan to pull the trigger on the next two.

They just need to add an outlet in there too so you can blow dry your hair while taking a shower. 

It actually needed a dry land access variance to be able to build.

Had been a student of Real estate investing for quite some time and finally pulled the trigger.  

Looking to learn as much as I can before we pull the trigger.

Many said that I should pay off my loans first before purchasing a home as it would free up more cash (totally understandable), while others said I should pull the trigger and act now while interest rates are low (I liked this answer more).

My Houston property is in a 100 year flood plain, and was high and dry during this flood  that was touted as a 500 year flood.

Account Closed In my opinion, I say that if SFH's are all that continuously show up on your radar, at great prices, I say pull the trigger.

No matter how much reading, watching, etc... you might do, at some point your gonna have to pull the trigger and hope for the best.