Stufflike that.And then you can be a bird dog right from your dorm room.Drive around your neighborhood and entire town and findhomes, put them under contract, and sell the contract (notthe home) to an investor.Lots of stuff you can do.Again...welcome.

Amarillo, is no small cow town.

I can tell quickly if I need to call, and what their phone numbers are and what to call them when they answer.All of my basics are right there for me, or my wife when I'm out of town.

The following is listed under the listing of amounts to be credited against minimum wage:(E) If, as a condition of employment, the employee must live at the place of employment or occupy quarters owned or under the control of the employer, then the employer may not charge rent in excess of the values listed herein.Another property owner that I know provided me with the two scenarios that I listed in my original posting.

I live in a small town with a good realestate market is good and prices are reasonable but I am lost of how to get the funds to get started and info will be greatly helpful

Also the fact that your putting in a public road means you owe a bond to the town right after you take title to the property.

Not in a smaller town like mine.  

If he's your husband does he control all the money?

I need to know what I need to do to really get the information on it so I can present it, and obtain knowledge for future investments.OK, now for my second issue, I have relatives who have land in a town called Caryville, FL.

Just wondering what % do you hope for and get on letters, postcards or flyers you mail out to a targeted audience say to pre-foreclosure, foreclosure, out of town owners, disgruntled landlords, etc.?