I won’t be starting my investment journey until I do my due diligence in learning the art, so if that’s not til next year I’m fine with it.

I'm a buy and hold BRRRR rental investor, learning the art of self-management for our properties, and also working on our third live-in flip.

I'm a buy and hold BRRRR rental investor, learning the art of self-management for our properties, and also working on our third live-in flip.

I think you have great goals, but what you don't realize yet, is one chapter from a book isn't going to prepare you in any way for the art of negotiating. 

Lots of breweries in the area, largest privately owned art complex in the southeast, and multi-use entertainment/living/work areas already in place with more in the plans, also centrally located just outside downtown. 

I would think the more self contained (small liberal arts?)

But Brandon Turners book “Investing in Real Estate With Low and No Money Down”, is a good book covering the art of creative financing, and its all in one location if you dont want to scroll through the hundreds of episodes!

I have plenty of friends with art degrees that still work in a restaurant.

Dear everyone, I recently picked up a few books and started learning the art of real estate investing.

Learn the art of finding cheap/free leads, then the art of skip tracing/cold calling/rvm, using an organization tool to keep track of leads, get a contractor on your team and you will be fine.