@Wale Lawal thank you I am trying to find some more investors in my area who can help me kick start this thing BTW how is the market in Texas my sister lives down in Houston and always wanted to buy something in Austin or Dallas area .

This kickstarted my interest in real estate investing.

I'm trying to kickstart my RE investing and have been non stop in books, podcasts, youtube videos, etc but still have reservations on my next move - curious what successful investors would do.I have a condo that I bought and lived in with goals of being a rental, which has now has been rented since 2017.

This just looks and feels to me like something I can use, if properly educated, to kick start my buy n hold strategy.

Trying hard to kick-start my business with a strategic cashflow friendly move, I welcome your advices or suggestions, and like I said, any existing resources will help me a long way.Thanks

We've diligently saved money and secured a loan to kickstart our venture.

And even at that, there's no guarantee the deal will close as you, J Scott and I each point out.And BTW, very cool you volunteering to help someone kick start their career, (http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/76125-free-yellow-letters-and-postcards#) that's very generous.

Skip tracing phone numbers in my target area and hiring a cold caller to call my direct mail list helped kickstart my direct mail campaigns.

Not fully abandoning design, as it can be packaged in, but rather design alone just isn't worth an agent's time.To kickstart the photography aspect will take a little bit of cash as my camera is pretty out-dated and I could use some real estate specific lenses.

Basically, the JOBS Act has allowed expansion for getting micro-investments like kick-starter to allow small, un-accreditted individuals to become investors.