If anyone has  been through this and has any tips ideas ect... help would be greatly appreciated looking to start off a life lasting real estate career 

Invite all responses any tips important informations that you can share with a new investor.  

-I was told the above confidential information about the agents client-An agent refused to present an offer the the seller because it was "too low" and the seller owed a mortgage above my offer (I think this is also confidential info that shouldn't be disclosed)-An agent refused to present an offer to a seller because there were already multiple offers that were higher than mine and it was a waste of both of our time-An agent gave me the code to a lock box for a property and said I could show it to my self (this was actually to my benefit but I'm not sure the legality of this)-An agent did not disclose to me that there was a dispute about the property line on the title and withheld the property disclosure form, which clearly had this information displayed.The above are unfortunate situations that I have been involved in.

Rooney Thanks for the tip, I saw on @Marco Santarelli website how that's a strong rental market with low entry barrier.

@Ned Carey Thanks for the tip on NOLO.  

I believe the reps were bonded and insured but can't be sure about that now.We suspected we were receiving less than what our return should be so we replaced the laundry room door locks. 

We had delays with the contractor completing the work, unforeseen repairs required, a contractor scratching up the floor 2 days before the open house after they had already been refinished, and problems with the town & contractor over permits.One tip I would give investors, I would actually go down to the town with your contractor and make sure all the proper permits were pulled so you don't have any problems when you go to get your certificate of occupancy.

I was wondering if anyone can may be give me some tips on how to get into real estate investing with no money!

They are both great at learning the fundamentals.Also - here's a couple articles you might enjoy:The 21 Best Real Estate Investing Books Ever How to Rent Your House: The Definitive Step by Step GuideHow to Be a Landlord: Ten Tips for SuccessOh - and if you haven't yet- be sure to setup some "Keyword Alerts."

Your ROI / CCR will be great and your cash flow will jump when you lock in the lower interest rate.