We are looking for lower income properties, that could be either nice rentals or section 8, single family homes.

Most kids my age would probably go and buy a car and take their girlfriend out for a nice dinner but not me.

It's nice to have you on here.I spend a lot of time helping newbies in the rental property area and would be more than happy to help you think it through and maybe even find one when you're ready to take the leap.

The Realtors that walked through the home, told the seller (her) that he was nice to them.

Places like Pass Christian and Waveland still seem to be keeping the small town mentality and are nice for families.

The one secret your going to need on your side The one secret that I believe that can make you successful over most all others is to team up with someone that has: A global network of contacts You will need a list of contacts that is literally priceless or make sure your mentor has LARGE list of: o Developers o Property owners o Analysts o Economists o US-based attorneys o Attorneys who are based in the areas we invest o Translators o Chartered jets o Managers of 5 star hotels o Happy investors who have made money When the investment is sound, that’s a “first to market” advantage that any smart investor would crave!

I appreciate all of your help, and it is really nice just to have contact/conversation re: r.e. in general, so I would love to be as kind as to help you too!

So I'm seriously considering this nice wooded 2-acre lot on a small lake for $21k.

And the appraiser confirmed it--yay:)Anyways, nice to meet everyone!

That would look nice.