Don't just sell a contract to a private list, market a property to the public and try and get the most for it.Once licensed you can also work for an investor trying to get properties at rock bottom prices and they pay the fee, you represent them not the homeowner.

Hood, Austin, Belton, Salado, Georgetown, Round Rock, Copperas Cove, Harker Heights, etc...

Hi all -We've been submitting offers on SFR and small multi-family in Little Rock, AR from California.

I did purchase the property in 2010, just when the housing marketing hit rock bottom in California and was starting to bounce back up

The Austin-Round Rock MSA saw a change in median sale price from $450,000 to $466,705 a month to month increase of $16,705 and a 15% decrease from the previous year.

Meanwhile back at his old farm, the new owner sees a shiny rock in a bubbling stream and sets it on the fireplace mantle because it's pretty and shiny.

The benefit is that they do commercial, MF and SF homes, and at the sub 50 unit level that many of the larger "rock-star" systems based PMs won't even look at.   

It is the most blighted city of its size in the country.That being said, the city hit rock bottom during its bankruptcy and is roaring back to life. 

Having a rock solid team in place, especially property manager, is critical to long distance investing... do you have someone there that has experience with property managers?  

I would also recommend looking into New Braunfels down in the San Antonio area and Cedar Park & Round Rock near Austin.