Not sure if everyone already belongs to some sort of real estate group that meets but it would really neat for us to set something up for anyone who is interested in networking, new ideas, trends, ect.

Hopefully, I can perform the same trick next year, as this one has worked out well for me.Please respond if you would like to network or simply contact me directly.Best Regards,Glenn

Yet, a house in the Panhandle of Texas with an outdoor grill or barbeque pit is far more desirable and salable.The target market is the answer to your question.Word of caution: AVOID TRENDS.

I am a fairly quick study, but being a complete newbie, I’m certain I’ll be asking a lot of questions and asking for tips, tricks, anecdotes, success stories, and any potential roadmaps to success.Hopefully, somewhere along the line I’ll be able to help some of you out, too!

You will learn the fundamentals, lessons learned from mistakes, what has better results, tricks, shortcuts, and you would learn tips and better methods than taught in most books or in audio recordings.Added benefit for you, you will be surrounded by like-mined people who understand your passion.

We've noticed that in recent weeks, they seem to be discounting houses significantly at the courthouse through auction.com.If this is a trend, it might make sense to target foreclosures on FHA loans, right?

Similar neighborhoods, geographic location and distance to main arteries and shopping/business areas;It takes years to gain enough experience to drop into an unknown area to be accurate and you must begin with knowing the area, the market, the economy and sales trends to obtain any accuracy, otherwise it's a guess.Keep reading, best thing is to go to appraisal sites and forums and just lurk, read the guidelines and the problems they have in the field. :)

I would rather put myself out there and take a longer period of time to build an honest, credible business than get buyers in by doing something that in my mind is essentially "tricking them."

The trick is developing a relationship with the right people.

Given, this is probably the safest and smartest way to ensure the form is fully filled out before taking it to the title company but if anyone else has tips, tricks, or guides on the 20-11 it would be great to share with any other Texas investors.