Start by being knowledgeable about real estate investment through blogs, podcasts, online courses, and books.

https://www.spyguy.com/a/blog/how-to-block-a-neighbor-s-secu...

For example, could you scale and have the security of modest cashflow (somewhere between 2-5% after all expenses, including CapEX are accounted for), if you put 30% down? 

In this week’s blog, I am turning it over to Auben Columbia’s Market Sales Manager, Chris deTreville, and his thoughts on what a 20-year scatter site residential rental professional thinks about new construction rentals and specifically intentionally developed (build-for-rent) rental communities.

Based on the link below, KY is an attorney only state. https://www.superiornotaryservices.com/blog/what-state-requires-an-attorney-to-complete-a-real-estate-closing-attorney-only-states/

They purchase properties in good locations where the risk of extended periods of vacancy is slim to none.Reality - most investors are not at max leverage or no leverage...they fall somewhere in between with modest leverage.

If you want to know your market, you need to study the market yourself.Here's how to analyze properties: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/easily-analyzing-rental-p...

BiggerPockets allows you to turn a great post like this into a blog article and then you can post a link to the article when the topic is revisited.

full stop.definitely not flipping or wholesaling unless it's a live-in flip... which is basically a house hack.https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/live-in-fliphttps://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/house-hacking-questions

Our recent blog about Gen Z and home ownership is interesting.