I've been listening to the Rookie Real Estate podcast for the past several months and finally decided that I want to start my real estate journey with the assistance and support of this platform.

While it looks all good, I would be curious to see if an attorney would view this as mortgage fraud.On a sidenote: I will get up on my hill and say we see so many instances where someone cannot afford a property but think by the graces of their believer they can save it.

If only Someone with tech intelligence to start a platform just for real estate investing that would include templates to build anilized data for a property to bring to investors 

Avoid anything that makes you look like a difficult seller, such as showing restrictions, or other conditions.The purpose of the remarks is to make people want to view the property.

Networking is plays a big role into this, so connect with other investors on social media platforms and the likes. 

Have you ever viewed any type of investment property in person?

One other thing I’ve noticed is that more than half of the folks who have viewed the property have been unrepresented by a buyer’s agent.

Working on my own mindset shifts from viewing success as a final destination but more as levels with it’s own set of new challenges and objectives.

We liked the TL home and nice lakefront view but here are some cons: pretty far/isolated, no real dining options outside and besides the music festivals/BNP tournament, didn't know if it would do well as a STR. 

I am interesting in a small (brand new) commercial condo, and when I entered for a viewing the floor had been slightly raised up (I think because of the basement) and there was a long ramp up the side of the room.