I just like a the other one a little more.If I am not able to assign the contract, I will just purchase the property I currently have under contract.Please suggest if and how I can assign this contract even though I intended to purchase it myself initially.Thank you

Does anyone have any suggestions on what to do in situations like that?

Any and all feedback is great, any suggestions are welcome.

My plan is to refinance my house with a cash out option, I have a decent equity in my house.And use that money to buy my first investment property locally, I live in Houston.The dilemma is my current mortgage rate is 3%, and the refinance rate is 5%, and how good would be start this rental market investments in Houston, I also have the option to buy properties in Las Vegas (Family), but starting as a long-distance landlord might be difficult for a newbie.What are your thoughts or suggestion about this idea?

However, I would suggest getting familiar with Landlord/Tenant laws and rights in your state so you are protected. 

Hello,  we used to invest in FL,  my only suggestion is to stay way from 55+ properties.Many cities/regions specialize in retirement communities.  

My best suggestion is check out some of the local REIA events held here in the Bay Area.

Hi @Armando Chapa , I would suggest something similar to @Aaron Edmondson . 

I'm curious to learn more on what you mean by "learning through guided conversation" and "opportunities for evaluating deals" - any other feedback is welcomed also, I'm trying to make it better, participation/interaction/suggestions strongly encouraged.

Was the $700 the fee the Realestate attorney charged you or did you go through the website that was suggested above?