I'm a chemist and educator, but currently working part time while I decide if I want to make a real job of this real estate thing.We are both total math nerds (he's in finance as I said, I'm more of a calculus girl).

I hope to meet many great people on this website and work with many of you in the future.Best,TravisMy book list for the next couple months for those who are interested:The Alabaster Girl by Zan PerrionDifficult Conversations by Douglas StoneA Year in Provence by Peter MayleMe Talk Pretty One Day by David SedarisI Will Teach You to be Rich by Ramit SethiThe Art of the Start by Guy KawasakiProfessional Real Estate Development by Richard B.

Oh these people of little faith.I almost married a girl whose grandfather hand built from scratch almost an entire city commercial and residential's worth of rental real estate. 

Go grab a cheesy western and a bowl of chili and enjoy the town.

Attend a Meetup in your area or meet someone local and grab a coffee or a beer.5.

Your buyout will be a few dollars lower and if you grab a better rate, your overall loan payment would be lower as well.

Reach out if you want to sit down and grab coffee and throw some ideas around.Also, as a new investor we'd love to have you join us at our local investor meetups.

Zack has some great beginners boot camps.I am an investor in the area and would be happy to grab coffee sometime.

Grab a heloc, or scale your renovations over time using cash flow from the rentals. 

Last year 16 licenses came up for grabs.