@Spencer Lindquester There are individuals and companies that will work with first time flippers as long as they have substantial skin in the game and the deal vets. 

You may get a lot of no's before you get a yes but that's part of the game.

Just recently started checking out BP with advice from a friend who’s fairly new to the REI game, super excited. 

I'm not just a huge fan of the industry as a whole since it's flooded with lots of newbies who really don't have any business being involved in real estate transactions with no skin in the game, no investing knowledge, and no penalties if they screw a buyer or seller over.

I'm brand new to the game and want to connect with as many investors in the area as possible.I'm currently looking to build my cash buyers list, and find people in the area to network with and possibly even do some JV deals.

“There will be ’80s arcade games to play, a jukebox, gourmet coffee to drink and, since I’m an avid collector already, we’ll have a connected antique shop to look around in while waiting.”_________________________________________________________________________________________________- He went on to say the space will also offer beer and bourbon tastings during the year, celebrity barbers will be brought in for workshops, and cross-promotional offers will be set up within the restaurant chain to generate interest.________________________________________________________________________________________________- Also acquired was a plot of blighted residential property, sitting on a third of an acre and located directly across the street at 104 S.

@William Allen I’m game!

Do you have a copy of Portland's legislation that approves THoWs in R1 and R2?

@Kitty Jedra looking for bigger and better members for your real estate team will always be part of the game.

Education to help new readers see through games and not become victims themselves.