I would love to offer my "boots on the ground" to those who are more experienced to increase my knowledge of how to play this game.    

My 5 year goal is to become a professional real estate fund manager.I happen to live in NYC where there is a large concentration of people with 7 figure incomes who often have a difficult time obtaining a more than nominal return on their at-risk/disposable capital.

Very glad to have this resource, and experienced people like you to tap into for information!

I need a pro who knows how to do professional work in a timely manner.Thanks for any help you can provide.

I'm not an experienced investor, but do have some thoughts as we currently live in Muskegon and we are also looking to purchase our first property.

Personally, my investment goals revolve around cash flow so, although my properties locally now cash flow, I lost a lot of potential out of state cash flow generation with the capital I put in to them and the negative cash flow I experienced in the passed.  

Consult your financial and legal professional(s) - I'm neither.

He works with Real Estate professionals and offers full service such as bookkeeping, tax filing and preparation, and etc.

Had a question for Real Estate professionals in Providence, Rhode Island.I have an off-market 6 unit property I'm working in Glocester, RI and want to find the best way to find buyers.

@Russell Brazil Thank you for your feedback and based on your statement knowing how to work with an appraiser shouldn't be an issue if you present yourself as a professional and respect the process.