You're already equipped with the right skills to get out of your comfort zone and pull the trigger to make it happen; you got this.Frankly put, real estate investing isn't rocket science and doesn't care what your career background is (not at least for the scope you're focusing on: small to medium multi-family). 

Great question:  any recommendations for investor-friendly attorneys here in the Houston/Spring Tx areas?

Not sure if we should purchase in a high end zip code (Houston) where houses are mid  $300K, or if we should buy in Temple or Waco area where homes are around low to mid $200Ks.

Single-family home sales increased 4.1 percent year-over-year;Days on Market (DOM) for single-family homes dropped from 46 to 38;Total property sales rose 4.3 percent with 12,149 units sold;Total dollar volume increas...

I'm building outside of the Houston area in an unrestricted area.

(Sourced the property from realtor relations for those wondering.)So, me and my partner purchased this townhome in the Montrose neighborhood of Houston.

I am in the Houston area and looking to get in contact with some real estate investors and get a real glimpse into the industry.

I would have to say that our biggest help in this purchase was our lender Wood & Houston Bank in West Plains, Mo they are great!

Looking for wholesaling friendly title companies in the Houston area.  

But as interest rates have sky rocketed, prices doubled and i learned about California's clawback rule, I've started to see maybe my best approach is just get 3 properties and put 30% down, 30% down and then 50% down on the last one to satisfy my cash down requirements.