Definitely keep getting educated on all of the different aspects of RE Investing.

Are you saying that because the final infusion of cash comes from the buyer, that the buyer now automatically has paid for every aspect of the transaction downstream?

I have had some ups and downs with the rentals but enjoy the prop management aspect.

With that being said, there are some (a lot of) questions I haven't been able to answer from the blogs, forum posts, and podcasts but here are the first few burning ones to me.I have been leaning towards renting out homes as I feel the most comfortable with this aspect of real estate right now.1.

A condo has more risk in some aspects and the underwriting is a different.

Are you involved in any other aspect of REI these days?

My wife and I are finding the rehab aspect highly addictive...Jay Dao - congrats on your #3.

Every aspect requires more detailed knowledge.

If you are able to step back a bit a see the evergreen aspects of how properties at purchased are initially useful then a burden by owners as they advance in years, you may pick up on the big picture opportunity and not be part if the crowd of buyers clawing their way to find a deal today when the markets so hot.

Hi Jeremy,welcome to BP.What aspect of real estate investing are you planning to start with?