We just started looking into index universal life as a possible holding place for the meantime.

I taught Principles of Real Estate in the Department of Economics, Finance and Legal Studies at the University of Alabama College of Commerce and Business Administration for several years as an adjunct professor.

@Michael Strachan  I feel the universally accepted meaning of investor-friendly agent for those that are new to investing is someone who will write 100 low ball offers on turn-key properties and be happy about it :)

San Angelo has a population of about 100,000 people, its school district, Angelo State University, Good Fellow AFB, its major hospitals plus its manufacturing warehouses. 

I have some many questions, but instead of spamming the forums, i decided to go with this universal question as a title.I am learning so much from this site about real estate investing.

Has anyone had experience (good or bad) with any of the following: Universal CapitalSummit Capital Management'Sky CapitalAccolendYork FundingCapital 360Sachem Capital Corporation?  

My wife and I are high school sweethearts, went to Florida State University, and got married two and a half  years ago when she graduated.

I think you're on the right path and your eagerness/action orientation will treat you well... and the universe will (eventually) tell you if you acted on something without enough due diligence.Go get after it!

I bought a 6.5 acre property and built a new 2 bed, 1.5 bath, 3 car garage universally accessible SFH entirely in cash in very rural Maine.

What I Have found is that if you look at a map of Tampa, to the right of highway I275, From Bears Ave down to highway I4, these areas including ( University, University square, Sulphur Springs, parts Temple Terrace, Old Seminole Heights, East Tampa Heights).