Study the market.

Right now I am in the study and evaluation phase and I may not need the TSP loan by the time I get to the first deal, but just trying to soak in the pro and cons of all options.Your feedback is definitely some strong food for thought on why it might be preferrable to avoid a TSP loan or keep it as a last resort when I am sure I can pay it back quickly.Thanks again for the thoughtful comment.Sincerely,Joe

@Carter McGillTo begin investing in real estate, you must educate yourself, decide on your investment strategy, evaluate your financial status, study the area market, connect with other local investors, find investment opportunities, secure financing preapproval, carry out extensive due diligence, submit an offer, and move forward.Learn about real estate investment by reading books, listening to podcasts, using the internet, and connecting with knowledgeable investors.

Having a safety net for unforeseen expenses is crucial.Failure to Exercise Due Diligence: Investigate possible investment properties thoroughly, especially through title searches, property inspections, financial analyses, and rental market studies.

You want to know where they have studied, how often have they done that procedure, how amazing is their success rate etc. etc right?

Have done any soil testing or build studies so that you can transfer the land in a more opportune way than when you bought it? 

If a Cost Segregation Study had not been performed on this $1,300,000 small office space located in Kentucky, it would have had first year depreciation of approximately $32,723.

Consider aspects including property location, market circumstances, financing arrangements, and long-term investment goals as you carefully study and assess your possibilities.

I'm from Mexico and I've been studying recently about multifamily investment in the US, I'm planning to raise a friends and family fund in the next year and I would like to know if it is possible to get a loan for a commercial multifamily project creating an LLC or what would be the best way to do it.I'll appreciate a lot your comments.

Study up on legal issues, property management, market research, property analysis, and finance possibilities.Participate in online forums like BiggerPockets, attend meetups, join local investing clubs, and establish online and offline connections with other real estate investors.