I’m also in the process of reaching out to people in my city/neighborhood who are experienced REIs, RE agents, and GCs to get their insight and pick their brains, start to conceptualize potential partners, etc.

The process is equally rigorous whether you went to college or not.Regarding the original post, I suggest linking up with an experienced GC and working under them for 6 months to a year, even if it's just as a part time apprentice.

I’m based in the DFW area and always looking to connect with other investors, whether new or experienced.

I do like that they are usually managed by really smart and experienced people with lots of impressive titles and credentials, but just don't like that they get paid even if losing money.

Always leave a buffer in your rehab estimates and work with experienced contractors.Choosing the Wrong Property:Not every property is suitable for BRRRR.

Having lived in a farmhouse in Armstrong County, PA that was built in 1846, I have definitely experienced some form of paranormal activity.

But again, I’m not trying to get all into my case, I’m focused more on factual OCGA law and or other known criminal charges and references to them I can research along with more info from an experienced lender, attorney, judge etc who might know what I can later go after the prior lender as well for.

Thank you welcome to BP.You should be looking to connect with experienced investors so you can learn.

How experienced are you with rental real estate?

@Sandra Feurtado Matthew Irish-Jones is the most experienced and helpful Buffalo expert on here by far.