Louis area would have a great pool of investors.

Started buying right after the market crashed.while the neighborhood is gentrifying and the values have exploded and new people are coming into the community to buy a home, the renter pool is still the same.That means low income families.

I’ve been real estate deals my whole life, fairly new to bp , I find it very interesting to see so many others with same interests in my own back yard, are there places where people meet up??

I think a securities lawyer if I'm going to pool funds3.

We go a little distance out of Austin, but I've not worked that far out--I'd have to come up with a whole new pool of subcontractors and labors.Depending on how far it is, I could consult, and we could even drive down there and build a scope of work for you, but I think the valley is too far for me to do a good job running the restoration job for you.

The initial judgement was so high that he could not afford to pay it off as he trashed the house and built in pool--on purpose because he was being evicted for non-payment. 

Pool was roughly 3ft around.

Here I have seen major items such as leaking pools and foundation problems so as an agent I can inform my buyers of what I know and they can make an informed choice.

At that price point you have a much smaller pool of folks to rent to 

However you pay your investors back is a separate issue and if you are pooling money together to lend the $ you will need to determine if your a reg D or reg A and how to handle that.You will also need to get lender licenses in the states and have a compliance department as well as make sure you are fully Dodd frank compliant.