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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Frankie Lotrec
  • Investor
  • VA
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what 's the best way to prepare as a "landlord?"/investor?

Frankie Lotrec
  • Investor
  • VA
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Help!! I've put an offer on my first real estate investment ever: a multifamily home.  Pending inspection, I  may have it by end of June.   I've been reading and listening to podcasts but feel like I should be "trained" in the "trade" or something....the info is all in my head but I'd love it if there were an "investor" school....I considered real estate courses but now I need to get busy cleaning it up to rent...

How can I best prep. for the job ahead of me??? any seasoned investors in the King of Prussia, PA area???:-)

francesca

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Account Closed
  • Investor
  • Clifton, NJ
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Account Closed
  • Investor
  • Clifton, NJ
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Congratulations! Welcome to the world of land lording. No amount of reading or schooling will get you 100% ready for what you're getting into. Of course, keep educating yourself; but realize there's no replacement for experience. As already mentioned, read local landlord-tenant law. Very important. Start developing your systems and stick to them once you find what works for you. Tenants are not your friends. Best of luck!

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