I find it important to think through who you want your recipients and audience to be.

In that regards, I admire people like Andrew Steffens or Colin H who are frequent posters on this forum. 

Consider HOA regulations as they could pose additional risks, be sure to thoroughly review the Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CCRs) regarding rental restrictions or limitations.Strength:Elderly tenants are inclined to move less frequently, resulting in reduced turnover.

I am on these forums fairly frequently and don't hear many success stories.

I feared the day I would start withdrawing from my retirement funds  now that money will sit there untouched until I die and all I think about is how many houses I could have bought 10-20 years earlier if someone had taught me about real estate instead of stocks and IRAs  I retired at 40, but 30 would have been just as easy if the information was available  so I’m trying to be that information for the next “guy” (even if she’s not a guy.)Feel free to DM me any more questions  I feel like I’ve shared enough for a confirmed introvert and probably lost 90% of the audience by now.

I also am in the St Pete area frequently. 

I am based out of Chicago but frequently pass through South Bend on trips over to MI.

These groups frequently arrange events and offer resources to prospective investors.Think about enrolling in Houston real estate courses or programs.

Digital disruptors like KVCORE, KLUTCHKREATIVE and SEMIRUSH are at the forefront, equipping real estate agents with the necessary tools to navigate new commission structures and harness AI for marketing to a digital audience.

Here are some considerations to help you make an informed choice:Risk Tolerance: BRRRR projects frequently include more risk, particularly in the event that the refinancing fails to recover all of your money.