OngTo succeed in real estate investing, follow these strategies: attend seminars, build an online presence, fund your first deal, learn wholesaling, partner with someone with capital, retain information from books, and achieve a net worth of $1 billion.

My question though is does anybody see where investors should be investing right now in real estate because the numbers are just too obvious not to succeed?

To succeed, choose your investment criteria, start small, and consult a local real estate agent or mentor.

That's what you will fall to when you fail, the higher that floor is the more room you have to succeed.

For example, we’re seeing $120,000 single-family homes rent for about $1,100 in B/B+ Birmingham suburbs, which falls just short of the 1% rule that’s often talked about on this forum.As for your question about succeeding as an out-of-state investor, I wouldn’t say it’s too different from being a good in-state investor—at least from a dealflow and deal making perspective.

-- focusing on too many channels would get overwhelming quickly, but I feel like I'd succeed if I focused on one.As this post probably lets on, I'm a bit of an over-thinker which tends to lead to paralysis-by-analysis.  

Your realtor should have STR's or manage them so they can provide you with relevant market trends and data to help you succeed. 

Rather, if you are going to succeed in this space, you need to have an idea of what value you bring to others and, when looking for partners, seek out partners that help balance out those values.  

Maybe God can help them, but I give up lol  its like any of these deals  about 10% of folks that pay gurus actually do venture out and succeed.

I am analyzing a deal a day and am determined to succeed for my family.