The most important thing to do now though is to get started and take the first step.I genuinely believe you can achieve anything in this life as long as your willing to put some work into it!

I don't know the laws, but I would hope that you would eventually be able to recover all lost rent if you were genuinely dealing with the maintenance backlog as fast as you can.This sounds like a really unpleasant situation and I'm sorry that you had to deal with it this soon into your REI journey.

lol)2) We would love to network with folks both within NJ and out of state as there is so many golden nuggets listening to other people's RE experience (also if our newbie experience allows us, also help where we can lol)3) We both work W-2 jobs within financial services focusing on digital transformations (to be synergistic with our goals, we also got our RE license this year!)

Glad to know there are genuine forums like this out here, looking forward to learning from all of you and possibly contributing in my own little way too.

.* My offer was for $650,000I did not think they would actually take the offer at that price, but was hoping they would counter.Their reply came back - NO, no counter and mentioned they would not do the eviction for owner possession either.The buyer in 1st position should have their subjects removed by Saturday the 25th.I will submit a revised offer of $700,000 on Friday 24th, so at least they know there is someone who is genuinely interested and hopefully they will counter with something.I believe the building needs $200,000 in work to restore it to about the same condition as my building. 

So my question for the forums:Besides the obvious ones of real estate investment meetups and social media groups, what have you personally found to be the best way to meet with and develop genuine relationships with people who are achieving at a higher level than you financially and in business?

Hello, I am looking to add into my duplex to transform it into a quad, however, I’ll need a drawing of this to provide to the city/planner.

I’m genuinely curious how people analyze property without using the BP Calculators?

My interesting is making money through real estate in order to save up and create more capital for investment and to eventually transform this profit into passive income through property managers.

Brandon recently made a short YouTube video about what should someone do with 150k I think and it was very helpful but it's hard to find much content that is giving solid genuine advice without a sales pitch.