My family and I have been renters our entire lives, so I'm excited and grateful to be the first in my family to embark on the path of home ownership.

I’ve given food to hungry people, I’ve given the shirt off my back to an old naked woman, I've bought shoes for kids, built a school for aboriginal tribal families in the mountains, and handed out toothbrushes.  

They play this game because the guy has a criminal record so the woman applies for the apartment alone.  

However, my latest inquiry has been a woman with an ESA dog.

Hey Lia,First and foremost, congratulations on taking the initiative to embark on your real estate investing journey at such a young age.

Not sure if this is valid point, but as a woman, when I search for a house, seeing a listing with the kitchen is what makes me click on the house fast.

Do you remember Pretty Woman, where protagonist tells a hooker that they both do the exact same thing, screw people for money?

I believe networking is key, and I’d love to know where to start and how to find sellers near me that may be open to creative financing.I genuinely appreciate any guidance you can provide as I embark on this exciting journey.

This was a great way to begin my journey, as my initial motivation for obtaining my real estate license was to purchase my own home, which I successfully did this year.Now, I’m embarking on a new adventure as a real estate investor.

It wasn’t a huge payday—$5,000—but what I gained from the experience was far more valuable than the check.It started when I got a lead from an older woman who owned a house in New Hampshire but lived in Maine.