All Forum Posts by: Elizabeth Roncevic

@Jerryll Noorden it’s funny- I have a digital marketing agency. One of my main services is SEO so this shouldn’t be too hard haha

@Troy Ramey any BP meetings you would recommend? I did a really great webinar the other week. I’m still learning the site so any suggestions are welcome

@Nancy Neville I completely understand. And I expect it’s going to be a lot of work. So thank you for your detailed response. It def sheds light and it’s always great to hear the perspective of those who have been there.

@Nancy Neville thanks for sharing. I guess the truth about RE investing can be found somewhere in middle perhaps?? Of course there are the effervescent “dreamer” types (not me) who want to make money quick and then people more like you (also not me) who are eager to talk about all of the hardships with RE investing and everything that could go wrong. I’m interested in RE investing because I am a realist and see the process as probably pretty rewarding and with potential to make a passive income (if you educate yourself properly and dont get too ruffled by all the potential setbacks that you mentioned). i am definitely THAT type of person. Im very fortunate to have a lot of free time with my business. I love what i do (probably because i work on my business-not in it) and i only work about 3 hours a day. I’ve had a huge interest in investing for years. Of course things WILL go wrong here and there. You need to be mentally equipped for the ride. You take the suggestions of others here and there and I think with perseverance ANYONE can find success.

@Jim K. Thank you! What a great response. I definitely take all this into consideration. I know nothing about home improvement so that book would be very helpful as some basic knowledge is necessary for managing a RE investment

@Dan Barli no- I haven’t actually.

@Dan Barli where do you invest? I’ve been looking in NJ here and there but I’m considering other areas for different reasons. Denver- my family has a second home in Denver so I’m familiar with the area, PA- it’s close and inexpensive; Queens NY- a lot of potential in some of the underdeveloped areas, Texas, Tennessee and suburbs of Vegas

@Tom Ott thank u!

@Jason Pabon true. It’s all about systems - I know that to be true for my small business.... I see myself investing in areas that have huge potential but aren’t very developed yet. But I know that can be risky

@Kon Zel has it been profitable for you to invest in Jersey? I’ve heard landlording can be a challenge