I want to set up all the system that will allow me to succeed and create momentum. 

And sure maybe things are changing and maybe the area is getting some momentum... 

I think that once I get this first property rolling, momentum will start to pick up.

I have some cash but want to be able to scale quickly once I get momentum.

I feel like goal wise wealth creation is the primary driver … we just started gaining momentum.

We'll likely stay here for a few years and then either sell if the market maintains its momentum or rent it out as the numbers work for that as well.There are so many options to invest in real estate outside of just the traditional buy and hold.

However, at this point I feel like I'm just too green to know what to do or how to push off into that vast unknown and get the momentum going... if it's even the right time to do it??

How to work with angry contractor, importance of keeping momentum Jump on a deal when you see one (this one was no brainer) Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

My last bit of insight here is that don't think of your first investment as your best deal, but something that builds momentum and gets you in the game.Hope this helps!

Hey all, I have heard David Greene talk many times on the podcast about taking "base hits" to keep momentum instead of trying to hit a grand slam every-time.