Do you really need 100 small investors and are you really prepared to deal with all that comes with it..

@Lucas HannonTo prepare for a multifamily property investment, read books on real estate investing, network with investors, analyze deals using tools like BiggerPockets, stay updated on real estate news, improve credit, collaborate with professionals, understand Texas landlord-tenant laws, develop a strong investor mindset, and set clear goals.Good luck!

Contact numerous lenders, prepare financial paperwork, and acquire a mortgage pre-approval letter.

It’s called “preparation time”.

Ask your HVAC guy to prepare your taxes.

I plan to move to Europe in three years to begin my professional journey in this field.To make the most of my time and ensure a solid foundation, I seek your expert advice on creating a comprehensive 3-year roadmap to prepare myself for a successful career in real estate.

Some attorneys this question was very normal, had a system and prepared, others weren't and said "I need to ask the attorney"I am simply asking; "I am inquiring about property XX if it is still active in foreclosure"Is this safe to ask?

Low capital prepared but currently building up.

Visiting nurses are the least prepared for the high rents in the Boston area.Have you tried Sabbatical Homes? 

It's often because people don't want to do the research or work necessary to get prepared to invest so they do things like talk about LLCs, scaling, and look online at hundreds of properties before ever seeing one in real life.The antidote is to go to real estate investing meetups, as many as you can, and never miss.