Now after looking into the census data on Birmingham it gives me pause.

I'm driven to help people get into homes they can afford and that set them up for future success. 

You can also use the free version of Podio and create a form that will automatically upload the data to the CRM.

I've never encountered TX data from my subscriptions that is so limited on residential property.You need a complete title report to get the entire debt and lien picture.  

They are getting scooped up, mostly by Austin investors (empirical observation from investors I've talked to and worked with) getting driven out of Austin by the skyrocketing prices.Hit me up if you have any questions about the local market.

I haven't done any note investing in Iowa, but the data I have is 160 day process with a budget number of 3K. 

I love doing what I do, and I would not trade places with anyone, nor trade my life experiences for anyone else’s.I am driven by the belief that life is short, and we need to ‘make a difference’ in the short time that we’re here, because after all is said and done, it’s really not about ‘us.’I am a Real Estate Investor.

Please do not hold anything back.Looking forward to your responses.LOL, guess you haven't read my posts on WH.Lack of RE knowledge, lack of general business knowledge.Tactics used  in marketing, not being upfront with others.......like advertising that they buy houses.They lack understandings of valuations of their services, they appear predatory due to lack of knowledge not so much as to intent......really due to guru junk.As a business, they circumvent the spirit of licensing laws or may simply be in violation depending on state laws.Those that are good at it probably don't really need to WH, but those who think they can begin in WH are usually misguided, thinking it's a system of steps rather than understanding the different aspects that are required to provide reliable data, valuations and market analysis.

I have looked up properties in the past, driven to their home, and left notes. 

I know flippers are scaling back because of low inventory and prices have driven out investors months ago despite increasing rents.