and i know that that there’s risk involved, so ill always be prepared for things not going according to plan. and i think starting small and gaining knowledge and experience over time is key. 

It’s great that you’re looking to put your money to work in real estate—smart move.A few key things I always remind my clients (and myself) when investing:1.Don’t rush it.

Our key amenity highlights include an easy to use gas fire pit and Seattle Mariners themed corn hole.

On top of that they left the key box open and all the keys to everyone’s room were left in the open and the person who does door to door sales told us there’s lots of keys right next to the garage.

Here are 6 common guest types and the amenities that attract them:1️⃣ Business Travelers – They need high-speed Wi-Fi, a dedicated workstation, blackout curtains, and a coffee bar to stay productive.2️⃣ Families & Groups – Safety, durability, and functionality are key.

It depends on the property.... is it value add where there's also a construction component or merely a management improvement opportunity?

Networking with local investors, agents, and property managers will be key to your success.

What is your price point and are you looking for turn-key properties or something along the lines of a "fixer upper"?

If you do not have job or another sufficient source of stable, reliable income, then you'll need a coborrower with good income to be joint on the loan with you to bring the income component to the table.

The key is doing your homework, just like you are re doing now.