.- Should I engage an attorney to prepare for lawsuit?

I’m looking forward to engaging with you all and contributing to this fantastic group.Best regards,Shabnam

Exactly what I am looking for right now...is one video/one 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 page document to walk me step by step to close a first deal. 

that's why I am doing this forum to keep me accounted for my actions)So... for this week, I think I will put more effort into finishing the two books, "asking questions the Sandler way, and "Prospect the Sandler way", finish all the onboard materials for Exp, attend the team meeting, set up social medias, watch the videos I marked up on the "subto" training vault

LLC's can sometimes complicate things, just open a bank account for your rentals and use a program like quickbooks to do and manage your books. you could even hire someone for around $100/mo to do this for you as well Full transparency, I felt ashamed to admit this before, because I didn’t do my research and jumped into something, but recently I was listening to Pace Morby YouTube videos about LLC’s and they suggested before you do anything in real estate to protect your assets with LLC’s, I already had property so I thought I needed to act on it and set up and LLC.

If I get around to it I'll make a YouTube video about best neighborhoods to invest.

is there a link where I can find the video of this workshop?

I also would have paid an investor (someone who is unbiased, not on your agent's team) to walk a property and do a detailed video tour, before making an offer.

Also check You Tube... bet you can find a video showing you how to do it!

Look for beginner-friendly courses to build your knowledge base.Networking and Mentorship:Join Real Estate Forums: Engage with online communities such as BiggerPockets, where you can ask questions, share experiences, and learn from seasoned investors.Attend Local Meetups: Look for real estate investment clubs or meetups in your area.