@Scott Hamilton The Ohio markets also have active chapters of REIA so lots of access to deals and networking online or in person.

Good day, BP Community,   I'm currently reading chapter 4 on the "book of rental property investing," and I came across the part when Brandon said that you must "Build a relationship by offering value" and Give more than what you get.

This home was my first chapter in my real estate portfolio.

I have a hard time getting past the first chapter with business books.pretty darn impressive.. 

Yes the red flag is a chapter 7 i filed a while back.

Hi guys,I have a good credit and have few properties (couple are in my name and few are in LLC's names)I have always wanted to open my own business but scared that if my business goes south it will prevent my ability to buy real estate in my personal name...So, if things dont go well with my business, and God forbid, I have to do a business bankruptcy,(lets say chapter 7) will that bankruptcy put me into a position that I cant qualify for a personal real estate loan?

I only started this new chapter in my life 2 months ago and have already made considerable strides forward in my education.

@Sam McCormack You can also look at REIAGC (Northern Kentucky Real Estate Investors Chapter) which is probably a more traditional REIA experience. 

Cheers to all the people thinking about stating a new chapter of life.

You'll have the ability to learn a lot if you're able to hustle when you're young2) Take advantage of the free resources you have to learn, such as BP, local REIAs, talk to your college's real estate or business student chapters, etc3) If you have the opportunity, try to look at buying a property to use through college.