I really appreciate you guys being willing to share your collective wisdom with a novice like myself.

It is important to understand this first.If you are seeking cash flow then you would be wise to look at non-geared investments if you think interest rates will rise, or if your chosen investment is not performing as well as it needs to.One of the greatest mistakes novice investors make is not assessing risk.

I am by no means an expert, I am in fact a complete novice. 

Like you I am a novice and have been poking around the site for ~5 months.

Look at the people here that try to lure novice investors to "cash faux" properties based on an erroneous use and calculation of cap rates.The fact is that a novice investor can totally screw up the land lording part of investing and still be profitable because of appreciation but an investor that does not invest for appreciation can totally lose their *** by thinking the cash flow is reliable and not have appreciation to fall back on. 

Andrew, I will preface the balance of my comments by stating I considered myself a novice investor and don't have an "in-depth" knowledge of the Cape Coral area.

Good Morning Bigger Pockets community, my name is Adam and I am new to the site and RE overall.  I have spent 8 hours a day for the last 6 months or so listening to everything I can find on real estate investing.  My ...

Also, it would be great if you can post back up the ways and steps you took to help future novice investors. 

I am a first time 1031 exchanger and am a novice purchaser. 

.: completing “quick & dirty” & REFM analysis) and they want to present deals to an investor or investors – but they haven’t developed their own team (as a developing novice), have 2 years of experience in analyzing, and don’t have enough capital to contribute to a partnership or syndication (their only available capital is currently below $7k).What role or title could that person have?