We got started by attending a schooling on non-performing notes and are constantly continuing our education to learn more creative solutions to maximize our profits.

Call and ask for Michelle, she helped me with everything and is very nice.She also attends REI clubs so is familiar with the needs that investors have.If you call her, tell her I referred you :)

Luke Faulconer If I had to start all over and I thought Real Estate might be my ticket, I would 1) Attend the local Real Estate Investor meetings (all the people who do what you do, are all here) and 2) Find a mentor (which you can find at the local REIA meetings). 3) Build a team of all the people you will need in your real estate dealings, CPA, attorney, realtor, and build a list of backups, 4) Build and execute a system with which you practice real estate, do the same thing over and over and over and over again, until you are the best in your market at what you do.5) Along the way, HAVE FUN, remember that every day is Friday!

Attended the University of Notre Dame and graduated in Architecture.

I think my next move is to continue to learn all that I can here, and jump in and find that first deal.I am also looking to attend a real estate school, both for the information and to get a real estate license.

And by he way, since J does not want to share all his secrets, I will, just attend my bootcamp next weekend for the discounted price of $15,000 and you will have all the secrets of he pros!

Check out your local REIA meetings as well where investor friendly agents attend.

I plan to attend many more meet ups in my area in order to network and build relationships.

I work full time as a Software Engineer for a health system and I also attend college part time.

Are there any groups that anyone on here knows of, or seminars I could attend.