I will use my knowledge in the home inspection field, owning and operating my home inspection business, the relationships i will make during that time, my experience in being a landlord and my knowledge as an licensed electrician and home inspector to help convince my investors that i am serious and have the skin in the game to get deals done.

But, if they are THAT successful in the field they know the most about, how do they have time to teach it and why would they waste their valuable time building an army of competition?  

I started my career as an Architect specializing in exactly what you are looking for. 

I've dealt with 2 evictions in my career, but those were due to my own inexperience when vetting tenants. 

When I first started my investing career, I started with DealMachine and was sending out Direct Mail Marketing.

That would kick start your lending career quite nicely.

I'm also in school to advance in my field, which could increase my hourly rate to $80 after two more years.I recently bought my first house, a 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom, 1500 square foot home.

However, if you’re early in your investment career and plan to grow at some point down the line, then it mathematically makes no sense paying down either with extra principal payments.

There is an amazing difference in knowledge, skill, and experience between long term agents with whom real estate is their career (life) and the agent whose in real estate because he’s a career SALESMAN selling the hottest thing; you know, the guy who’ll be selling oil well drilling participations next year, and advertising services the year after. 

Hi everyone,I'm excited to dive into the world of real estate and connect with experienced professionals who are already thriving in this field.