Also run this by your veteran investor friends as well.

I'm also looking at Richmond VA, as there seems like there are some cashflow opportunities there, and I have friends in Richmond that could help me suss out the neighborhoods.

I just started doing wholesaler deals and I am having trouble finding a friendly title company in the Dallas Fort Worth , Texas area.

The bonds suggest that they will go bankrupt, and the politics are not friendly to landlords or businesses in general.If I moved to Chicago, I would invest in NW Indiana, I think Dallas has a much broader choices to invest over the long term, even if I think that the Dallas market is showing some signs of slowing.

But if you are willing to sacrifice a room or section of the house (Maybe the garage), you guys could look into either renting out a space to a friend or someone in the service that is looking for something affordable.

I'd like to hear more episodes that touch on real estate agents who are also investors and/or are considered "investor-friendly" agents.

Essentially think that your child/niece/nephew/cousins kid/friends childs landlord said "(insert name) is not paying their rent, I need your help to keep them above board and going right"You said "I will help and keep them on the right path, I will make sure you get paid and things are taken care of, thank you and I am on it I will guarantee payment is handled"Then they said "I don't want them as a tenant and just want them gone"......

My question is anyone know of an investor-friendly title company or Attorney in those areas? 

But I am curious how long you were at it before you closed your first deal.1 month but the RE agent was a long time friend who cut me a deal. 

Sorry to bug you my friend