I am beginning to learn different prospecting ideas from the training at my brokerage.

One train of thought is to diversify your RE portfolio just like anything else.

Granted you have to have a high tolerance for weather related events and the costs that go along with them, but the ownership experience has been enjoyable and frankly lucrative in terms of both appreciation and rentals.Now, as it relates to Galveston and motives, i sort of equate the situation to jumping from a fast moving train (Austin) to a slower (albeit still moving) train in Galveston in terms of the markets.

I've owned Argus for a long time. Since early 200's but I forgot how to use it properly. Just reloaded it. I don't want to have to upgrade and spend thousands of dollars as the calculations haven't' changed. Does anyb...

Any reputable broker will offer you training on the sales process, just pick the one that you can live with their commission split structure.

To make it to residency, the doctor has to have a certain level of responsibility to make it through medical school, will have stable employment for the length of training, and works ~80 hrs/week (less time to trash the place).

We don't want to move, but it is necessary if we want our daughter to further her gymnastics training.  

@Anthony LackoJust do the FHA and get yourself into a primary before you miss the train.

If that's it, you will need to devote a lot of time to training and learning to scale it up, but that also depends on your brokerage.

It is easy to say the landlord is making the woman homeless but why do the states get a pass, they are the ones who cut her off the gravy train.