All Forum Posts by: Radaisy Ramirez

I apologize in advance for the rant, but I really need to vent.. 

I started my 'real estate career' a year ago after paying a ridiculous amount of money for one of those guru training programs. Even after that, I was too afraid to initiate any deals because I've convinced myself that I did not have the knowledge or experience to execute anything of substance. I attended meet ups and was too shy to network with anyone. The last thing I did was go through the entire process of becoming a licensed real estate agent. I joined a brokerage company and now here I am, with an endless list of tasks and trainings that I need to complete to satisfy my brokerage, whilst deep in my heart I really have no interest in being a real estate agent. 

What attracted me to real estate was the idea of investing money into deals to produce high ROI and residual income while I continue to study and to build up my financial life to have a legacy to pass on to my future children. I do enjoy helping people and look very much forward to helping others find solutions to their real estate and financial problems. However, I do not consider myself a salesperson and now I feel like I've committed a huge and costly mistake.

Real estate investing still interests me very much. But I am strongly considering ending my real estate salesperson career. I just do not see the pros of continuing to do something that does not give me joy and is costing me $ every month. 

The only positive outcome I've seen is that I feel ready to go all in the investment side of the business, as I have worked on networking and relationship building skills. Has anyone else been in this situation? If so, how did you handle? Any suggestion on how to end my relationship with my broker? I really don't want to keep paying for their services. 

Rant over..thank you so much for reading. 

Greetings! 

I am exploring the state of Colorado for the next 8 days. 

Looking to drive by some neighborhoods to get the feel of them.

Would love to know which areas are the A,B,C,D markets in the cities of Fort Collins, Denver, Colorado Springs. 

Thank you in advance xoxo

Thank you all for all the great advice.

@Lashawn McCauley thank you so much for your advice and recommendations. May I ask in which area of Newark is your multifamily? Because of how fragmented the Newark market is I am just curious to know, how long have you had your property and what is it's cap rate?

@Terry Miller haha thank you for sharing your 'secret' weapon. I love new finds! Much appreciated.

@Arthur Faison absolutely! You are welcome. We are all here to help one another. 

@Alex Bekeza awesome thanks!!

Hello All,

I am from NYC and interested in purchasing property in Newark for passive income. 

I'm curious to know which are the best zip codes or neighborhoods in the area?

Thank you in advance

Omg @Angie Williams thank you so much. This is extremely helpful.

thank you so much @jason 

@Jason Lee