Plan for the Long TermTax Planning: Understand tax implications and consider strategies such as 1031 exchanges for deferring capital gains taxes.Estate Planning: Develop a plan for passing on your real estate investments to heirs.Additional Tips:Stay Disciplined: Stick to your investment plan and avoid making emotional decisions.Continuous Learning: Real estate markets evolve, so stay updated with industry trends and regulations.Risk Management: Be aware of risks such as vacancies, unexpected expenses, and interest rate fluctuations.By following these steps and remaining committed to your goals, you can progressively build wealth and achieve financial freedom through real estate investing.

A wave of MF completions is now swelling, with the industry on pace to deliver over 650,000 units nationwide over the next year.

Definitely work on building more connections in the real estate industry.

Hey Mayuresh, Cleveland is definitely a great spot for targeting cash flow.

Had I actually found a spot that fit my pie in the sky criteria?

Just to have a surveyor add a driveway and its spot shots to a site plan is taking over 3 weeks. 

I am a newbie in this industry and have a lot to learn, however, I know with my work ethic and determination, I can become a successful real estate investor.

Hi BB Forum,You may have read our first forum post a while ago about getting started and more entrenched in the industry on a full time basis in the following capacities: - Wholesale (Stage 1)- Fix/Flip (Stage 2)- BRRRR (Stage 2)- Buy/Hold (Stage 3)We are out of country investors looking at the best market to have longevity in and it's coming down to Pheonix, Houston or Dallas.

I would take that money and do one of a few things with it:1-Look for a JV partner to do a larger deal with2-Keep learning about the market and investing as a whole and sit on the money until you have enough education to leverage it3-Use the money to set up your real estate business and buy leads & marketing betting on yourself may be the best of the optionsAlso tread lightly around the leave NJ advice places like OH, Baltimore, even parts of South Jersey can be money pits where ripping off out of towers is a cottage industry.

I think rather than trying to fit a square peg into a round hole, and there are mostly square pegs, a better vector to set your jib to, might be trying to assist those who are round pegs in our industry rather than trying to get the square pegs to whittle themselves down.