You are in the right place to learn all the things about real estate investment.

I know I have posted here before looking for opinions on course and such and different things to do but I feel like it doesn't matter what classes I take I need to truly just get my feet wet in the real estate world and learn the ins and out of it and there's no better way of doing that then to do it.

Easy to get, low cost out-of-pocket and some cases could easily make as much or close to as much as a teacher that takes years to learn, a truck driver, etc.. 

Hey ChrisAI and Machine Learning are increasingly useful in real estate for various tasks.

The trades didn't pay as well back then so after high school I got an associate of liberal arts ( auto repair ase certification) then continued learn in ng took hydraulic system repair and building pumps included and until an injury in2003 was a journey iron working doing structural installing commercial doors where they originally were not designed to be .always running my own side home repair business and taking any chance to learn anything new or a better way to do things because I feel if you aren't moving forward you are  stagnating .I wanted to just say thank you for accepting me and I am grateful for any and all recommendations,tips or critiques as I strive to become the best version of myself I can .

I'm interested in learning more about STR's.Outside of real estate, I enjoy healthy aging, drawing, travel and the outdoors.Excited to learn and connect with you all!

Be prepared for the learning curve with Detroit—it’s rewarding but comes with its fair share of challenges.If you’d like more specific guidance or have questions, feel free to DM me.

I'm still learning the ropes.

Given my background with managing out-of-state properties, I’m confident that I can apply my skills to the MTR space, but I wanted to reach out to the forums to gather insights from anyone who manages an MTR property out of state.While I don’t foresee significant hurdles with managing an MTR remotely—provided I have the right local connections and a solid team in place (which I do)—I’m always open to learning more from others who have navigated this path.If you’re an out-of-state MTR investor or have experience with remote property management, I would love to hear about any tips, strategies, or lessons learned that you can share.

Since you already have hands-on renovation skills, focus on learning deal analysis, financing options, and market research to complement your strengths.