Still a bad idea though.2) Yes, it is almost always illegally modified...because all connections have to be in a box.

Make sure you've studied the market well in order to comprehend the demand for rentals and potential cash flow.It's a wise decision that you want to establish a connection with regional investors in the Houston area.

First time investor, well connected with local contractors.

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Make accurate financial estimates to make sure there is a positive cash flow from the property.Make connections with Denver area property managers, investors, and real estate agents.

I am looking for meetups close by and to get some connections in the area, because I do not personally know many people around here that do real estate.

If you need investor-friendly lenders to talk about your financing options, let me know and I'll get you connected.

If you already have an agent, still share the address with me and hopefully I can bring you a buyer.I work with investors all over the country but I am located here in Birmingham Alabama.Let's connect and see how we can help each other grow in real estate!

That is a straightforward enough question that hopefully you will get an honest answer (but still be wary).Happy to help connect if you are looking for something.Good luck!

Glad we connected!