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All Forum Posts by: Tyler Baker

Tyler Baker has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

Post: Getting started with wholesaling

Tyler BakerPosted
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Hello everyone, 

I am currently Active Duty in the Fairbanks, Alaska area and I am very interested in getting started with wholesaling. My reason for this post is to hopefully find a mentor to work with to get me started on this adventure into the real estate world. I appreciate any and all help! 

Post: Looking To Start My Journey

Tyler BakerPosted
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Hello! I am 22 years old currently Active Duty in the military. I have always told myself I wanted to pursue real estate. I plan on separating in two years and want to be ready for my first investment at that time or possibly before. Currently stationed in Alaska, I feel as if my opportunities are limited (may be wrong) but want to gain as much knowledge as possible while I’m here. I look forward to connecting and learning with everyone! 

Quote from @G. Brian Davis:

Hi @Zane K., glad to hear you're getting into real estate!

It's really hard for new investors to buy good rental properties and oversee them well even when you live nearby and know the area well. It gets infinitely harder when you invest out of state as a novice investor.

I got rid of all my rental properties when I moved away from my hometown. It was just too much work for not enough money.

Today I invest passively in group investments (real estate syndications) and notes. I go in on these with an entire investment club of other sharp investors, and we vet the deals together and invest with $5K instead of the typical $50-100K. I earn much higher returns than I ever did as a rental investor, with almost no work required on my part.

But I would certainly never discourage anyone from investing in rentals if they are truly passionate about building a side hustle business. Just go in knowing that that's what it will be. 


 Do you mind getting in touch via direct message?