Hi all! We are looking to start getting involved in real estate investing! You have multiple ideas including multi family, SFR, perhaps Airbnb and even farmland or running a business renting out to farmers for the agr...

Hi all! We are looking to start getting involved in real estate investing! You have multiple ideas including multi family, SFR, perhaps Airbnb and even farmland or running a business renting out to farmers for the agr...

I continue to indulge myself in as much knowledge as possible (BP platforms being my #1 go to) so I can be as prepared as possible when the right opportunity presents itself.

They may reject the idea outright, but you need to be prepared to counter their objections right away. 

I have worked with them, servicing their foreclosures.

I've spent the last year and a half catering my services exclusively to investors.

EckFirst off...Thank You for your service. 

If you are familiar with the term “Bird Dog”, a real estate agent is just a bird dog who is licensed to be one; 2) After getting your license, you’ll spend about $2,000 per year +\- to keep your license, regardless of whether or not you’ve actually made a dime, so be prepared to do something that first year to cover the cost of getting and keeping the license; 3) The average annual salary of a real estate agent is $42,000 per year according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the federal agency that tracks what different jobs pay across the country.

@Tamara Troutt in general the cheaper and free services have less accurate and incomplete info for people.  

I'm looking for recommendations for property managers that service the Spring, The Woodlands, Tomball, Huntsville areas.