I am brand new to REI, as is my business partner, and after months of "analyses paralysis" we are on the hunt for our first deal.

Turn key companies at least the one's I fund do not buy property back and do not sell for others .. they will buy back but they will want to make the same profit... so they need to add in another fresh make ready or rehab.. ( their clients expect it remember its turn key)  the  cost to borrow the money from someone like me or a HML..

For my freshly renovated units I am getting between $700-$750 in "okay" neighborhoods on the city side.

Someone brand new to this site should start listening to the podcasts, subscribe to the newsletter, and start reading through The Ultimate Beginner's Guide  https://www.biggerpockets.com/real-estate-investin...You'll get lots more actionable tip ideas once you start going through those resources. 

I am brand new to this site.  

When I first started, I thought the brand made the difference, so I picked the agency that had the biggest brand in the area.  

While I'm not brand new to real estate, I definitely have a lot to learn, which is what I'm looking for with Bigger Pockets.  

I just can't pass up the chance to build something brand new for the cost of what some of the renovations to pre existing inventory I have acquired needed.I am confident that once I am able to scale, this will be a very lucrative strategy when applied with discipline and forethought.As always, I welcome your input, BP!

I'm aiming to net $200 a month from each property, so I need 15 properties, so I can see myself running out of money pretty quickly.I've thought about looking at multi-family homes, but I have some experience with single-family homes, and hate to start a brand new learning curve.  

Start networking daily make it a daily goal to talk to someone brand new and sell yourself to them and get them in your network. 2.