I have made some real estate investments personally, small.

I have so many people who bought a parcel at tax sale, so thrilled with the deal they got and then when they bring it to me, I usually find development constraints that make it clear why the last person abandoned it. 

I found 9 different llcs all titled to the same person with address to suits that are being rented by social workers all the way to a staples in California.

Feel free to set up a call to see if he/she is a good fit.Best, Fulton

In-person local meetups are the best and they for sure have some near you.

Feel free to ask me any questions. 

He has even come to my personal house to pick up money and some things I ordered from Amazon to be installed in the property, and fronted some of his own money to keep things moving while I wait for the draw from my lender to clear.

I personally review the lease section by section before they sign it.

I feel i’ve grown a bit fast for myself and now have secured 3 rental properties under my belt in one year - Two being out-of-state and one being my primary residence turned into a rental, which is what brought me to this question: does anyone know any real estate attorneys in Texas that can look over my lease agreement?

Right now I am looking at starting out by getting into wholesaling because knowing the ins and outs of finding deals will set me up for a successful real estate investing career and I feel like it's a good actionable step I can take while I’m still in college.