When you get a house under contract (typically the hardest part, which would mean that you found a house that would meet an investor's criteria and the numbers made sense) you have to find a buyer for it.So you'll first have to send your signed contract to your attorney/title company so that they can do all of their work checking the title and whatnot.

We can meet in the evening hours if the works for you?

Great to meet you and I, too, love BP and the resources here.

Once you meet a few people, and start learning more about the industry this should help you find a direction for your investment strategy(s).   

One thing you can do is get connected with the local rei’s, go to investor meetings, find the people who are looking for deals and try looking for them yourself and bringing the deals to them since you don’t have the funds yourself, if the deals are good and they sign off on it, it’ll make for good experience and build good relationships from people who can teach you even more, all the while making a little bit of money.

This means that with a good tax professional and some tax planning you should be able to reduce your AGI to ensure you meet this allowable loss limitation. 

I did meet the tenants with the owner at the 2nd unit and they seemed pretty quite.  

I actually had a lender approve me for up to 200k but it was FHA and all the fixer uppers were out of the question as they didn't meet FHA rules, and the 3/2s were highly desirable and went well over 200, so I wasn't able to get anything last year. 

With all due respect to the legal community:This is to serve as your 3 day notice to vacate the property at 123 Main StSigned LandlordThis meets the standard for notice in Texas. 

I am a new member looking to meet people local to the Cape Cod/Boston area.