I will be looking for multifamily properties in the $80K - $120K price range and would be able to put about 20% down.I’m really looking forward to the future and hopefully one day return the favor to some other “newbie” looking for advice!

I'm also a newbie(except for house hacking) in Lexington.

Hi, from a newbie in NorCal.

It feels like I'm in the right place to get started, considering I'm a Newbie.

My name is Chris and I am a newbie!  

Hi. New to the site and have about 30K saved up with no debt. I currently live in Japan until March, but would like to start purchasing property in the states. Is it best to start with a owner occupied property (duple...

As a newbie doing this, I wanted to check if this is a must on the to-do list.  

I do not have a lot of experience like the many here but I think I am much closer to the newbie mindset that you could be in right now,so give me a shout out and I will try to help with all that I know so far.

Anyway, personally those feel like too much of a risk for me at this point, as I don't have any experience with hiring/supervising contractors etc, and I suppose doing this the regular remodeling / general contractor way, any potential profit would go to the GC rather than me.So maybe I'm missing something, but it seems that for a newbie it's rather hard to get those kind of deals on properties?

I'm NEWBIE to real estate investing.