@Danny RandolphYeah, I’m currently in the construction field and we usually get a 20-40% deposit, then get draws after certain stages/inspections have been passed

With this proses the investors I work with are also able to take advantage of some great incentives including solving for the biggest problem in the field, interest rates.The investors I work with also appreciate a turn key process on Single fam up to Quads and larger community development.  

If someone can get the SEC or another financial division to take notice then that could change the playing field dramatically. 

Not necessarily to become licensed, just to learn In an efficient and cost effective manner the basics that are necessary knowledge to be able to make informed decisions in the real estate field.   

. :)  I am hoping to network with all relevant professionals in the field...especially like minded investors in my local area.

I understand the challenges and competition in this field and am willing to put in the time and effort to learn and grow.If you have any advice on how someone in my position could gain practical experience or alternative ways to get started in real estate without significant initial capital, I’d be eager to hear your thoughts.Thank you for your time! 

I've been investing in real estate since 2017 and have seen that the real money or wealth made in this field is in equity build up moreso than in cash flow.

Note that many fields are required on the forms and typically only the seller is going to know the right info.You will also be required by state law to sign a listing agreement with the listing agent.

I will seek out the answers to those questions as I get into this field. 

I am passionate about day trading but real estate has been a field that I've been wanting to dive into.