What lenders say you're qualified for doesn't always translate to what you're able to afford.After you've worked with your real estate agent and researched the areas you'd like to purchase in, you should be ready to pull the trigger when the next deal comes along. 

You may read more about this executive order HERE.Issues to ConsiderEven with all the innovations and timely alterations to traditional practices, the real estate industry is experiencing some inevitable negative repercussions of the pandemic.

Tornados, hail storms, etc do happen and that translates into high insurance costs.

As a beginner, committed to translating all the head knowledge gathered to date into actual rental units and real 💰, this was gold.For seasoned investors, he gave a quick way to check in and make sure you are on track.3 key takeaways for me were his illustration of the domino effect, dead money vs.

Do you have a track record of success in another field, that may could translate into real estate?

The biggest warning I'll give, which translates into the biggest risk I've seen with turnkeys, is people taking the concept of them being hands-off way too literally, and they don't even conduct due diligence on the properties they're buying.

For me, part of the lesson has been accepting some humility in my perceived abilities regarding my rentals and that some of my success is just good timing and good fortune rather than my own genius - so how can I translate that into shoring up my own defenses?

That's money out of your pocket, which translates to a cost to you that you have to recover before you start to make a profit.I do have an idea, but I need the info above first.

What did change, and what the public needs to know, is that the way Realtors are conducting business is drastically altered.

@Brian Geiger with no experience, directly in real estate, it is about outlining your accomplishments in other areas and having a logical argument about how those successes will translate into real estate success.