Hey Guys, looking to get into real estate investing and am curious if anyone is aware of any quality mentorship programs to help me tackle this new venture.

What you are proposing is a very risky venture both legally and professionally speaking.

Paying rent will force you to maintain a personal budget, it will ensure your property produces the income necessary to operate the property, it creates a savings for you as a landlord so you can prepare for the next investment, and it shows how the property performs as an investment in case you have to sell.You need two accounts: checking and savings.

Section 8 is great but just be prepared to deal with the occasional routy tenant and extra wear n tear on your properties.

Seeing the place where you made so many memories with your family trashed, and then going through the emotional turmoil of repairing and remodeling it, knowing it will eventually just get trashed again...are you prepared for that?

Whether you're looking for the perfect funding structure or just the right property, I’m here to help make the process as smooth as possible.Looking forward to hearing more about your journey and helping you succeed in your real estate ventures.

It's important to take your time with tenant screening and be prepared to manage the property yourself.

I recommend at least every six months, but would prefer you inspect every 3-4 months and be prepared to hold them accountable if there is even the slightest hint of damage or odor.People with strong applications and good credit tend to be responsible pet owners.

You checkout on the website, they prepare a couple documents (including contract) and send it to you.

If you are interested in growing your STR portfolio or anyone in your network is looking to invest in an STR, I’m actually selling my beachside condo in Daytona Beach (official STR zoning) to pursue new ventures on the west coast.Can send you the listing in a private message .Keep up the great work and that passionate, fire energy!!!