We live in the Wake Forest area and have really started investing in the Henderson/Oxford area in the past 3 months. 

In addition, I would rather not waste money on renting (putting my money into a black hole).

In his latest book, “Real Estate Note Investing,” he breaks open the “black box” of the financing side of real estate and shows ordinary investors how to think “like a bank” so they can do more deals and be more profitable.

One thing that I know is, if it is a law, it must be followed - your opinion will not matter, they are laid out in black and white.

Originally posted by @Russ Trimboli:hi ChuckI'm a contractor as well and interested in networkingI'm in Wyoming pretty close to fairfield I'm right down the road from ya'll in Forest Park, looking to start my first flip or BRRR - looking to network as well! 

You'd run the risk of being black listed to purchase that property as the buyer being privy to sellers private information could be construed as a violation of arms length.

Hello Michael,I have not personally used FB to sell a property but I did just attend a training class with Steve Black and he mentioned all the opportunities there are with using the mass amount of data FB has captured. 

Think high end stainless steel appliances where you spend $2,000 on a fridge vs a standard $400 white or black fridge.

I personally like the look of black trim on brick.

Find them through Google and meetup.com Here you will get your team members, check out the Black Diamond meetings.Download BP’s newest book here some good due diligence in Chapter 10.