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Information Over Load? Where Do I Start?

Kristen Selby
  • Baltimore, MD
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Hi everyone I signed up for BP a few months back but life got in the way and so I am just now starting to engage and ready to truly commit to Real Estate Investing. My issue is that I have been reading various education materials on how newbies should start and have flustered myself. 

Is it ideal to join an REIA (Baltimore for me) before jumping in? I know Real Estate Licences are encouraged and I agree but is it crucial to have before I proceed on? Or are the learning the other trades as in title Agent and Mortgage Broker better?

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Ned Carey
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Ned Carey
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@Kristen Selby there are a ton of members here on BP from the Baltimore area. Many also frequent some of the local investing clubs.  Start networking with real investors.  If you ever get a chance, go visit one or several of their properties. Ask them about the numbers what it will rent for, what it will sell for etc.?

Personally I wouldn't "Join" a REIA I would pay as you go until you find one that fits for you. There is an unofficial group that meets for lunch every Friday 2601 Wilkens ave 21223. Its free other than your lunch everyone is welcome.

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