I have my sales license and have applied for my brokers. I have done a few deals acting as the agent; however I would like to start investing for myself.

Any good suggestions on the next step. I have another full t...

High end Orange County properties, San Clemente CA.

I have a Team of Agents in both Tulsa Ok and San Diego CA.Hi Everyone :wink:

Newbie from San Fernando Valley,Cali.Hi, I was/am a musician but the Arts are just not paying all that well at the moment (for most)...so..I had to make some choices awhile back..I have a girl I love who has stuck by me through enough tough times...and we both deserve better..so for the past cpl yrs I've been learning the REI theories/practices so to speak(very interesting cpl yrs to be learing REI)..and now..it's time to get practical..

My wife and I have been buying, fixing, and selling houses in San Antonio for about 7 years now.

Now that we've completed the eviction of a dirt-bag tenant and have the Murrieta house re-rented to a nice family, we're looking at the next step in building our real estate "empire".A recap of our profile: We live in Orange County, Ca and rent out a condo in San Diego (performing very well) and a house in Murrieta, Ca (been nothing but problems since we bought it last year, but things are looking up).I would like to add more rental properties to our portfolio, but not sure the best way to go about it.

In terms of food, the one place that really stuck out for me was in San Juan (though this was several years ago).

I prefer -E.If it's a hard money loan the going rate in San Antonio seems to be -C.

For example, San Diego County wanted to see on the deed that the transfer was to a "wholly owned" entity.

I know that lease-options or rent-to-own in Texas are basically illegal (or at least strictly prohibited), but people are still advertising properties for sale on lease-option and rent-to-own in San Antonio.