Brokers (not agents) can shop around to find you the best deal to meet your needs, however not all brokers are the same... hence the reason I suggest speaking to 2-3.

Hey everyone,I'm about to send out my first round of direct mail postcards to my target list, but I have one question before i go to the print/mail shop to give them my order.What does everyone put on the "b" side of their postcards?  

I also advise you to shop around different lenders- they have different origination fees, interest rates, etc, as well as varying amounts of knowledge.

When taxing bodies pick the RETSL route, they must go through the Tax Claim Bureau of their county.

For Keene, given that I grew up in Claremont and Keene is much nicer, I don't really avoid any areas, more I look for walking distance to shops and the colleges.

I'm happy to meet up for a coffee/beer to talk shop but, like Ryan, I'm not a seasoned pro quite yet :O)

So it's best to call an insurance broker who can shop carriers that are willing to insure you.

We have had the best success working with independent insurance agents.They are able to shop rates and coverage with multiple insurance carriers for the best price and services.Since I am not performing work for other people I only insure the property.

I am looking for neighborhood with 20 min commute to uptown, in upcoming neighborhood with good rental market (like school and shopping area).

Mark Swoveland is a great guy on BP and "hosts" a monthly lunch that has great attendance, usually in Plano Shops of Legacy area.Market is overpriced in general depending on area of course but there are some good deals to be found.