Although, we are all learners throughout life, I would suggest you take the time to have a good working knowledge of the Landlord Tenant Laws pertinent before you proceed with any action. 

;-)You are a "hands on learner" then.I only do Subject To, so I understand the "ramping up" you are going through.

It's good to keep an open mind and to remain a learner. 

If you are an online learner, that is the most flexible route.

Without the learner-participation experience prior to joining, I would not have believed there was a place a “newbie” could obtain this much content without a substantial financial investment.

To say I have no idea what I'm actually doing would be an understatement; but I'm a quick learner hope to utilize this site for networking and research.I'm excessively new at this whole world of owning real estate (officially 22 days - I know noob).

(slow learner) Just can’t get the same numbers with single family.

Anyway below is some information about me.My name is Pierce, I'm new (completely new) to RE investing but I am a fast learner.

. :)Young and eager learner here.

The roadmap I'm currently following starts with wholesaling, then flips, then buy and hold residential properties Like most of you, I've read a bunch of books , but I'm a hands on learner.