Also open to working with a team.But wait, there’s more…After seeing fellow colleagues and clients create passive income with rental properties, I am convinced and excited to create passive income someday.

By using someone within the office, they can possibly obtain information on your bid and encourage another client to bid more based on that knowledge. 

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When I owned my landscape business years ago before I sold it, on of my clients was a 14 unit apartment complex. 

I'm looking to reach out to some of my current clients to see if they are interested in funding some of my future investments and I have several questions.

For any client I work with that has limited knowledge on the subject, I extensively explain the home-buying process (including financing) whether they want me to or not.

@Surendra Chawla and others, for the Phoenix metro area, I found a very useful resource called the Cromford Index.This is put together by ASU's Head of the Real Estate Dept (Prof Michael Orr).http://getyourphx.com/refresher-the-cromford-report/http://cromfordreport.com/index.htmlThis seems to be a very unique and highly useful index specific and limited only to Phoenix area.https://www.youtube.com/watch?

I have a client looking for a property that can be used for a Church.

I am a Florida attorney and I would advise a Florida client that an LLC is very valuable.

I have experience with many facets of residential construction and property preservation.I am looking to break into the Real Estate market by purchasing single or multi-family homes to improve and then rent them out or sell them.I've downloaded several Bigger Pockets podcast episodes and listen to them while working on client projects and in my home gym.