Just creating an Instagram page won’t do much unless you’ve got a solid strategy in place to market the property.

Have a solid list of questions and follow up questions based on there answers.  

If the answer is NO - DON'T INVEST THEREFrom my experience and speaking with investors who have been in the game for a long time - their success comes down to: buying solid assests in solid areas, holding onto them for a good amount of time, taking care of them, and finding tenants who take care of their assets.

My current focus is on doing my first flip or live-in flip here, and I'm eager to learn from those with experience in this space.I'm particularly interested in developing solid systems and strategies to achieve long-term financial freedom through real estate.

It sounds like you both have a solid vision for your future in real estate, and it's great that you're taking proactive steps to build your credit and explore creative financing options like wholesaling.As a real estate accountant, I work closely with investors who are just starting out, as well as seasoned pros.

Luckily, she had a solid relationship with a local banker who knew her portfolio and worked with her to get things sorted..

First off, huge props to your dad for building that real estate portfolio over the years 👏🏽 Given the numbers you shared (3.4% fixed mortgage is chef’s kiss), it sounds like a solid property with a lot of upside, especially since you already know the ins and outs and can add value by converting to 3-bed units. 

“Simplify, simplify”, one of the many quotes attributed to Thoreau, is solid advice for the struggling new investors who I have spoken with.

Having a solid team around you like agent, lender etc.

I had the same idea so I have closed on a DSCR cash out refi today and am currently looking to use that cash to purchase a solid property or project.