I'm very new to the real estate industry and have been doing my cohesive research on it for a month (I have been an entrepreneur for 7 years now).

Just my opinion, but people peddling advice on a podcast and in seminars have no clue about how the real industry works.

For years I have been meaning to get into commercial either multi units or even industrial i.e. warehouses. 

So I've poked around real estate investing, and I understand there are support services that might be useful for the real estate industry such as clean up services when old tenants move out.

All of the new industry in Savannah is just beginning to ramp up hiring.

This information has been backed by several asset companies and listing managers in the regional & local REO industry, and since I was a sales manager for Hud's preferred real estate listing broker for 3 years in Atlanta, I've also closed hundreds of Hud deals on the corporate side of the disposition business and I've put almost every acceptance that flowed through that company to this template test.

Oh yeah, also a LOVE of the real estate industry, and a burning desire to succeed.  

They call it Healthy Homes/Healthy Neighborhoods and they have a YouTube channel to watch the transformation.

@Britney RossI’ve been in the RE business for over four decades now.Most of that time spent in the single family brokerage and investing world.Several years ago, I made the decision to transition from SFR to multifamily.Despite decades in the industry I felt the need to educate myself about MF.I paid for an intense 2 week education program and then a 3 month mentorship.Trust me, it was worth it.During the mentorship, I acquired a 43 unit property with the help of my mentor.Fast forward 4 years later, I am in a General Partner in 1000 units worth $130M.So for me, it was money well spent.You didn’t mention where type of investing you wanted to do.If it’s MF, you are going to need partners and help.

The way DST sponsors raise their equity is through the financial services industry.