I would like a financial advisor to sit down with me and help me list out all the costs and the recurring costs for this new build so I can make informed financial decisions and plans.

I am wary of syndicates and passive investing because I would be too removed from the assets to not have significant anxiety about them. 

You are already taking a lot of risk with a flip, on the front end, why add to the stresses by having a recurring bill you need to pay each month, if/when the timeline ticks past the projected timeline, and further eats into your true profits.

Once you find a good property to invest in, you need to finance the impending transaction then.Financing a real estate deal tends to send new investors into a fit of anxiety or is even enough to compel them to pack up their dreams and retreat to their nine-to-five job.

I finished high school at 16 because of anxiety being around people and pursuing a bachelors in CS i started my first semester in january but i feel as if i'm wasting my time my classes are online so i sit on my computer all day i want to make a plan or find a path to follow so I'm not just running blindly one thing that has helped through depression is looking forward ive seen a few posts about real estate but am unsure since im 16 and my options are limited i got an opportunity to work as a application filer that pays 50 per application i feel as if i should take but am lost in what i should i do with the money.

Hi All,I am looking for new advertising tool (preferable free, or up front cost, nothing recurring) to list rentals, take applications, and sign documents.  

You also might want to run your numbers with a buyer agent commission factored in to see if having that experienced guidance is worth it in terms of reducing first deal anxiety and risk. 

Realtor wants to make a comission on the sale and then get recurring revenue afterwards.

This is not a complete list of everything you might find out there, and I’m focusing on recurring expenses rather than renovation costs and other important but one-time expenses. 

Here are a few ways which I think PS is helpful to me and may be helpful to others:1) Truly passive - You could dump a lump sum and/or setup recurring monthly deposits, turn on auto-invest, and then not touch it or pay attention to it all year if you wanted to.2) Low minimums - You can invest in properties with as little as $100.