I’m happy to be in a forum with fellow investors and people wanting to master real estate.  

What do people do when they run out of funds (liquidated credit cards and family members assistance)?  

@Nicholas Nakamurain order to be successful, you will need to build a network on the ground in Ohio with people you know and trust. buying a random property on the MLS in unknown condition based on other people looking at it, and putting it under management with people you have never met, will not work, and you will lose money.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/963/topics/1195280-expe...https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/1137397-balti...so - what's your plan? 

I’ve been coaching new investors for a while, and I always enjoy hearing about what brings people to real estate.

I want to keep them separate to manage activities according to each regulatory agency.

that OR consider buying a property you could short-term rent to people who literally just want to visit the casino if it's a large/decent one. 

And people were signing up left and right.  

@Adedayo Adetunji people that break into a property & occupy it are called "squatters".On September 24, 2014, three new Michigan Statutes went into effect to make squatting a crime and give landlords more options to remove them (see Michigan HB 5069/PA223, HB 5070/PA224, HB 5071/PA225).

We cannot wait to help more people build generational wealth through real estate this year!!

We learned a lot about project based Section8 buildings, but are now actively pursing more projects like this.