I am currently studying at Tuks.I am looking to buy my first property and am looking for experienced people who might give me valuable advice as to how buy your first property with little cash.

One thing lead to another we start to study, look for opportunity to invest in real estate and so here I am.Our goal is to buy and hold in the long run.Right now our focus is in wholesale, flipping and learn more about the industry. 

HiI am getting started in REI and working on building up my contact list of other investors, attorneys, handymen and other friends.A little about meI have been studying real estate basics for the last 6 years, helped few of my own close friends ( my own home) buy and sell houses just to learn the trade but not for commissionWith my education and bit of experience, just started venturing in this new field but puruing very actively and aggressively.I realized having a good team along side in my journey will truly be helpful and mutually beneficial.Please reach out with your interests in REI and how we will be able to help each other.I live in the nw suburbs in Chicago area and currently working on a townhouse deal.

Also I've been studying REI for about month so don't follow my advice blindly you'll go broke lol

Less than one thousand dollars for both the home study course and live seminar is the best value.I was considering buying the package but I didn't find much good review on him.

I love studying successful people, and this may be funny but is it weird that sometimes when I'm in my room reading/learning something new, that I get emotional(tears in my eyes)?

A little about my 22 year old self: I graduate May 2017 from North Carolina State University in Mechanical Engineering and a minor in Entrepreneurial Studies.

Little to no prior REI experience.One thing I do have though is a good network of resources to get myself studied up.

Your post, I think, is a very interesting case study.

As rent increases with inflation, the rest of your numbers will follow.If buying a condo, thoroughly review the financials and make sure reserve account balances are in line with the most recent reserve study.