You have to do your own research and form an investment thesis.

However, I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed by the sheer number of markets and the endless research involved.I’m reaching out to seek your guidance on how to take that first crucial step in my real estate journey.

I've seen people jump in with overconfidence after doing minimal research, thinking they can make quick profits.

Im kinda knew to this and was doing some research.

Good day, everyone! Thanks to all the great advice I received from my last post, I've learned a lot about getting into the real estate business. So thank you all for that!
Here's a little update: I've joined multiple...

Focus on researching neighborhoods with good rental potential, and consider FHA loans if you plan to live in one unit.

There are certainly other szip codes to invest in in Detroit, if he looking for properties in appreciating areas.I'd really suggest him research deeper into detroit.

Also definitely do a good amount of research about rental laws in Colorado and make sure whatever lease you get a hold of is up to date with those laws.

When you research a market, does anyone strictly use reventure.app or propstream, or is it still important to visit websites that show things like population growth, crime rate, unemployment rate, etc.

It's critical to do your research and determine which platform is best suited for marketing yourself or your organization as a landlord.