A successful real estate investor views each property as a potential asset, analyzing its value not just in terms of current market conditions but also its future growth potential.

If you have a  solid reserve and lose  a bit of money (like about 2000)  still it would be worth to get the experience and  network with first flip.. or first flip see if you can do a  joint venture with a successful and very experienced investor or flipper

I believe success can be found in any market, happy to jump on a call with you to chat about joining eXp Realty which is the most revolutionary brokerage in the world (Literally!)

With the success you’ve already seen, you’re on the right track.Since you’re already diving into books by Ken McElroy, David Greene, and Brandon Turner, keep building on that knowledge, but also focus on action.

Our property management company is based out of New Brunswick, we see a lot of success with rentals around Middlesex County and they're more affordable to buy vs North NJ. 

Michael Gallagherpretty knowledgable about columbus OH, and bicycles, cyclingMost excited to have uninterrupted time to really focus on what's important.If I could make a connection with someone that's successfully working with investors at scale, while maintaining quality.Most looking forward to the Flipping pannel

I have seen alot more success hitting the one percent rule if it is a duplex or single family home with an ADU or something like that. 

Best of luck, and here’s to more success ahead!

While they often come with higher interest rates, they can be a quick way to secure funding based on the property's value.Peer-to-Peer Lending Platforms: Exploring P2P lending options might connect you with lenders willing to fund real estate investments.I once knew an investor who faced a similar challenge and successfully used a combination of a bridge loan and seller financing to close the deal.

Also not exactly sure which state I'd want to invest in.Questions for you who do this successfully:1.