Real estate investing can be daunting, but with the support and knowledge-sharing community here on Bigger Pockets, you're in the right place to kickstart your journey.Welcome aboard and best of luck investing!

This already has resulted in a huge population of renters that are stuck till something kickstarts business growth again.We can't look at interest rate, it's already as low as it really should go, and frankly it needs to go up a lot, but for that to happen we need to trade something off, taxes is the answer.

There are a lot or resources on this website, and also great books offered that can help you kick start your adventure in REI.

I have an initial goal of attaining $3,000 per month ($36k annually) in income derived from real estate investments in order to supplement my full-time job.To kickstart this post, I thought I'd ask some questions to the community that I've been pondering over the course of my real estate education:First, market timing: I have the sense that the Dallas market has been on the upswing for the past several years, accelerating even more rapidly since the announcement of several major companies (including Toyota) moving to Plano.  

That is great to see that you are finally looking to kick start your business in REI, I was just in your shoes 10 months ago and I can't say that I had a bad time.

@Dan L. is not a novice starting out and needing a kick start. 

My goal is to pretty much generate enough capital to kickstart off my investing career and learn as much as I possibly can about the business before launching into investing full time.

Im just looking for other peoples opinions, or just looking for motivation to kick start my business i guess. 

What are your thoughts on finding an investor to kick start my first rental property?

I'm still fairly new to the world of Real Estate, although I've been researching investment strategies for the past couple of months, I still have a ton of gray areas and questions on where to kick start my investment career.