Looking for an investor friendly title company in Amarillo who's familiar with assignments. 

My friend recently bought a gut rehabbed Pilsen multi unit that he will make money on when he moves out.

Let me add, family isn't necessarily valued amongst us.Second fold, I have a friend who I worked with in the past and still keep contact with, who is by far one of the most stellar salesmen I've seen in a while.

I definitely second my good friend @Timothy Stauffer ... you can get great returns in Wyandotte, especially in good areas, and with a nice rehab.

These were deals that were received through mutual friends, family, others in my network.  

I know the court is pretty tenant friendly, but the town policy in general is ridiculously friendly toward tenant.

I am a motivated individual that is tired of being disappointed at the lack of money I make at my 8-5 healthcare job.

I'm also looking for a mentor in my area, as I'm hearing that having a mentor is essential with regards to achieving your goals faster.I'm excite about being here on BP and look forward to networking and making new connections and most of all new friends. 

No, but my Realtor friend Shawn VanDenBrandHorninge has bought two lots (5 and 10 acres) and built, lived in and sold the two homes.

Welcome from an investor (and investor friendly agent) who focuses on the other side of the state ;)KC has opportunities, but proximity to my rentals had made my life A LOT easier on a number of occasions.