I'm definitely not ready to buy anything now anyway.PS- Did you notice the July date of auction, probably long gone now.

When you're ready, take a nibble, then give it some time and if everything falls into place - go full boar.I'm an agent in Oklahoma City and we have multiple repeat out of state investors whose properties we also manage.

I'm ready to do something else and am exploring the idea of wholesaling to raise some money.I am very interested in working with a mentor if there's anyone out there with lots of integrity and a willingness to share information.This site and these forums are great.

I have a ready willing and able buyer looking for 4+ unit properties anywhere in the nation with good cash flow, purchase price anywhere from 150,000 to 800,000.

I am very new to the country, just 7 years old and am in the real estate business for the last 2 years.Investing in fixers is a topic of interest to me but since I have never done it for myself, I am in an exploratory stage, just trying to get more info, guidance and leads on such properties in the bay area.I am a bit reluctant to look outside the state.Just sharing something- I invested in pre construction apartments in India and just doubled my money even before they are ready for possession !!

We want a good deal, and something ready to rent.

My questions are - Business Cards, I am new to Investing, have done all the education and am ready to jump in .

IMO you are not ready yet to get into Fixers requiring that much of work.Better look for cosmetic fixers.

If you've got school or other things to worry about, you might just want to put it somewhere safe, like those or even government I bonds (which are guaranteed to keep pace with inflation) until you're really ready to spend time doing real estate invesments.As to avoid getting screwed over by someone else, just don't ever sign anything until you've read and understand it.

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.