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I would second much of the specific advice given and would just generally add that getting a book or two on landlording (or creating your own reading list by browsing many of the blogs, forums and podcasts on BP) might be a good introductory education on landlording. 

Hi everyone, I just joined and wanted to say how amazing this community is; anyone can see that, even from browsing the discussions.As of now I have not ventured into the investment side of real estate, mostly because of a lack of capital to get started, but will be checking out all the tips and tricks to get that foot in the door.

Zillow is great - but check out the MLS - lots of realty sites let you browse the MLS at no charge and no realtor.

I have browsed through hundreds of properties and run the numbers on dozens.

Have attended a courthouse auction and been browsing hubzu, auction.com, etc, but don't know where to start.

If all goes as planned I hope to begin investing in February (after the wedding); until then I'll be building contacts, browsing the MLS, and doing calculations on properties i find.A bit about myself; my father raised me to be independent and do manual labor myself and now because of him, I do many of the home repairs myself and like to believe I'm fully capable of being my own property manager (currently own a home i purchased thinking i could grow into).

One thing just led to another:I was looking for motivation /direction /mentoring in real estateI reconnected with a college buddy and DC area Realtor, @Aaron Cavazos, on FacebookHe recommended the BP communityI browsed through the podcasts and attended the "90-day challenge" webinar back in September '17We closed on my house hack property in January' 18.There is another 90-day challenge webinar coming up this Wednesday, I believe...

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