I'm a  licensed real estate professional out of Houston, but relocating to San Antonio within the next 30-60 days. 

Be professional business-like with everyone.  

Research Search Engine Optimization, consult a SEO professional.7. 

:Am about to bid on a project larger than my capacity, If I'm interpreting this correctly it sounds like this project is a bit of a stretch for your current bandwidth, if not beyond the ability of your current organization.As an owner, and with my experience with GC's, if a project is larger than what they can handle I would hope there would be a professional courtesy to simply bow out and say you're not able to fulfill the requirements of the project and give it to another group who can do the job to the specs within the budget and allotted time. 

I like your advice to use professional marketing to get started.

The seller states that there are no electric or plumbing issues.My question is, could this be worth pursuing or a complete no-go in your professional opinion?

What were you doing before, and what do you do now (professionally)?

If you don't know something, be generous enough to hire a "competent" professional.

I'm not looking to be a "VA" but would love to integrate my skills and my new license into a new career as a real estate professional and eventually an investor.So here's the question.

I've helped friends in CA go from $18,000 per year income to $120,000 income on the same equity, so if income is what you want, consider professional property management on turn key, fully renovated properties.