Being new to REI, I am willing to work for free and just acquire some type of partner or connection that is willing to show me the stepping stones to success.

Hi everyone,I'm in the process of acquiring my first rental property, preferably in the East Valley area: Gilbert, Mesa, and Chandler, and I wanted to ask about the 'Right to Show Clause'. 

From there acquiring a building and attaining a sales license would be neccasary in some states.

I am in final stages of acquiring my real estate license.  

One for 28k that rents for 400 a month with a 70 hoa and another one at 50k that I put 6 k into, sold and did a 1031 exchange to acquire my newest property.210k purchase price with 90k down owner financing on the remainder at 6 percent interest only for 5 years with balloon payments annually.

I have one rental property and am working on acquiring a second.Please check out my profile and I look forward to meeting you.Laureen

Hello ive been investing for a couple months now and have acquired 4 rental units and honestly i think if your looking for the best route to go for the financial freedom it would be that.

Has anyone ever acquired a severely distressed property (long neglected water damage, structural damage, mold, hoarders (and cat poop)) and lived to tell about it?  

I can do this either by house-hacking the place in 2 years' time (it's a house + large outbuilding) or structuring a gradual buy-out as I acquire the capital.

Seeking a referral for a good property manager in the Milwaukee market for out of state investor.I have family in the area however I am on the west coast.The property I am looking at acquiring (duplex) has tenants in place, and I am just looking for good property management, eyes on the property etc.Thank you very much!