My wife and I were in the high-tech field, we live in Silicon Valley, I'm in my mid 50s and retired, my wife is still working, we have been married for 18 years and have rehabbed and lived in all four homes. 

My name is Jean-Jacque, I am newly minted physician with ZERO experience with real estate but I am excited to learn about the field and would love to start to learn about picking property to rent and all its intricacies!

This may sound a bit ridiculous, but I've heard only a handful of times that contractors can be quite hard to deal with and having a knowledge of their field makes it easier.

Hey all,As life has it things come up and the next adjustment to my life looks like it will be a move to the Fort Walton Beach area. Does anyone out there on the forum have any experience with this area. As far as ...

Also I would like advice from seasoned investors in the field of flipping houses if any of you could help me out with that would be greatly appreciated!

In my field, I argue with tax auditors that perform "statistical sampling"...this is always fun because aside from the MN Dept of Rev that has an employed statistician, most auditors don't know statistics and what I learned from an MBA has helped (as much as I hated both classes). 

After leaving a field in woodworking and painting for various production houses, I obtained a Real Estate license and began working as a Leasing Agent in and around Seattle, WA.

If you watch a Jacksonville, Jaguars home game they play in EverBank Field.  

I work FT in the medical field while doing the REI on the side currently (I hope to transition to more FT REI in the future).

At the outset, I thought the weakest piece of this process would be fielding inquiries that arrive from postcards and yellow letters.