I will begin with my picture being upside down, although an accident, it seems fitting at the moment. I am not necessarily upside down completely but there are portions of real estate investing where the picture is fitting, in particular, regarding the beginning stages of financing. I have always felt like REI is the proper avenue for my future mainly due to the financial independence and the ability to provide for my family without working "for the man". I have browsed and read many different articles and forums on the web for the past few years but have never took the steps to act. I am focused on taking action to dive into this head first and do everything possible to be successful.

Action Steps Taken :

Bought J Scott's books (awaiting delivery)
Talked to local bank about financing options, traditional and HELOC
created a meetup account and added a few groups

I am hoping to jump into the flipping side of real estate but will not limit myself to that alone. I feel flipping houses would be the easiest entrance for me in the sense that I would have trusted people in my family to seek advice from pertaining to rehab cost of different trades required to complete a project. I have spent a little more time researching wholesaling, and from my perspective, it seems that the hardest objective for this route would be the dedication to finding the good deals with the constant rejections and/or no responses from marketing. I may be wrong but like I said, I have only recently started really looking into wholesaling.

With that said, I look forward to digging into all the information I can and posting my first results soon.

Hello from Oklahoma

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