Note: Written as engineer in petrochemical field that has to respond to shop fires and help coworker that had garage shop burn their house down.

I have a a few questions that I would love to discuss with someone who’s been in the field for some time.

My wife is a Neuropsych, so somewhat overlapping fields.

@Brett LamelMy company helps folks like yourself put together a battle plan to either start on their portfolio or take their existing portfolio managed properly to then expand and create more cash flow.Where do you field to the best of your knowledge you would like to start at in real estate?

Very close to a college campus and I heard that they book very quickly around football season.

I've been doing a lot of research and really want to get started and very goal oriented individual to keep researching the steps it takes to find a worn out house, get under contract, and find a legit buyer.If anyone has any advice for someone just getting started in this field would be much appreciated and taken into consideration when I finally get started.I am also a little hesitant to start with Covid going on right now and I am worried we could be facing a housing market crash. 

Getting rid of their dogs to keep their capital moving.My frame of thinking is, One man’s trash is another man’s treasure.Do you feel like this is a dangerous field to get into?

I think I wrote a bunch of stuff in the description field and not in the text body.

I know most places like to see 2 years of employment in the same position or similar field but all lenders aren't created equally.

Back in the day, old timers didn't care about percolate rates they just threw in what they thought would work leach field wise and most the time got away with it.