@Dale Radcliff Keep your nose to the grind. Network with investors, property managers, realtors, and even locals homeowners. Look for distressed or abandoned houses in the area you want to invest. Perhaps there are creative partnerships you could form with someone? You obviously have skills and knowledge in construction and remodeling which you need to use to your advantage. This is a valuable skill for investors, and you could likely form a partnership with some who lacks this skill but perhaps has money to invest. Start looking at investment properties and get familiar with the expenses and income. Identify what rate of return you are comfortable with or how a partnership would be formed around these numbers. Once you find a great deal, reach out to your network and put something together! Sounds easy right? =) Real Estate investing is exciting.
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