Thanks for the great tips, @Bradley Buxton.

Keep in open mind, take care of your tenants and solve one problem at a time - those are the few tips I can give you as you are getting started.

I've now seen courses from BiggerPockets, I attended my first real estate seminar last Friday, made an appointment with a potential real estate coach for month's end, and lately I've now been looking into some beginner online courses from NYU.

Also, a tip for Detroit investing: understand that Detroit is very much a block-by-block city when looking at a good vs bad investment.

Quote from @Chris Seveney: Quote from @Brett Burky: Quote from @Chris Seveney: @Don Konipol“Note brokers” who took the $99 cash flow course and are experts in the space  We do our best to eliminate time wasters.

I'm also interested in wholesaling, though I'm not sure how to get started in that area.I would greatly appreciate any tips or advice you might have on navigating the U.S. real estate market.

Legal agreements – Of course, I’ll have an attorney draft and review them, but I want to come prepared with ideas to strengthen protections.What other safeguards or ideas do you suggest?

Of course you have!

If you have any tips, advice, or resources for a new wholesaler in NC or if you're just up for a chat about the industry I'd love to hear from you! 

Any other generic recommendation / tips are appreciated.