The ones I see most with investors are:1) Not having enough cash to handle expenses and rehab2) Unrealistic expectations on returns (especially in a hot market like Austin)3) Lack of patienceKeep us posted on your plans and I’d be happy to connect if you would be interested to talk in more detail about our current market.

I know this is sort of vague but we haven’t gone in to any real details on what they are really interested in just yet.

Can you provide more detail Alex?

I'd love to talk to you in detail about it though, and see what we can find for you.

What are the details of the deal, what do you have in it and what is it renting for, etc. 

It is mostly the same in your situation; yes I could give my money to a pro company and let them handle all the details for me (probably make 11% return at best), or I could invest in you (an upstart, and share in unlimited ROI using the BRRRR method ) and have potential to make much more money.

I'll send you a PM with the meetup details!

After we were done, he said thanks for listening, showing me that he really does care about his investments and about helping others learn this.People are willing, and want to help others, you just have to show that you are serious about something, then offer help or time to them to get the details. 

I will try to be as detailed as possible about all of my interactions with the company, and if all goes well, I will post a separate case study about my first investment property and the turnkey company that we decide to use.

Hit up @Justin Eaton for details.