That way you can make educated decisions based on your numbers.

Hopefully the market does not see the same rate of escalation that we did a year ago but the fundamentals look quite similar.Disclaimer: The information provided here is for educational purposes only, past performance is never a guarantee of future performance.

Hi Jess,I would suggest joining the PIG group for local networking and investing education.   

However, it does not help your case to find a partner when you keep stressing how you know nothing and are totally new.You really need to at least demonstrate that you have done gotten some education and know what you are talking about.....and have a good deal in hand.

I will suggest you do your research so that you can be making an educated decision.I can chat if you like to get more insights on these cities.I have rentals in Houston, Spring, and Conroe.

I am eager to get my real estate license for the education and also the advantage it will give me towards building my own portfolio.

Through BiggerPockets I’m looking for education, support, and to connect with investors, agents, mentors, and partners.My buddy and I are looking to purchase a property next year.

I greatly appreciate any and all feedback.Carson, you are by far the most educated, motivated and creative 17 year old I've ever heard of. 

The same applies to REI, you'll get more education in these forums and by analyzing deals than you would through a paid course. 

@Fabian G.Happens all the time here, your Realtor (if you used one) should have educated you on the pipes.However in this hot market it’s very common for buyers to move forward with the piping as is.I imagine it will be difficult and expensive to hold your inspector accountable so it would probably be best to negotiate with the buyer or find a buyer who doesn’t care.I recently sold a unit to a buyer whom I warned about the potential issues and he simply didn’t care and moved forward with the transaction.