I also found that sharing knowledge and collaborating with others can lead to new investment opportunities and valuable insights. 

It states that it is not intended to instruct but rather to dictate the rules to a knowledgeable person. 

It'd make little sense for me to share my metrics given that they vary, don't constitute a statistically representative sample and also my knowledge and relationships allow me to get deals that you might not be able to get/find.Hope this is helpful.

Read books and listen to podcasts to supplement your knowledge and to use for better questions, more detailed, and then when you pair that with meetups and your motivation, you are on a great trajectory.

I live in Miami, I took advice from some of you knowledgeable gurus and decided not to invest out of state but instead to invest in more affordable cities in Florida.

I agree with Scott assuming it’s a traditional purchase where the goal is long term ownership and the knowledge base isn’t creative financing. 

I’m gearing up for my first deal and want to go in with as much knowledge as possible.

Wondering if some community wide knowledge could shed light on potential solutions. 

Other than that, just keep networking here with other investors as that will help you grow your knowledge and narrow down areas of interest for investing.John

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