I’m brand new to REI and don’t have any deals on my belt yet.

@David Nemrow strong mindset and philosophy about developing your Black Belt Real Estate investment, becoming good at recruiting your “rockstars” team, build strong networks, become good and knowledgeable in each BRRRR and most important create a systems and leverage that is system dependent not dependent on you.

Newbie here - No deals under my belt yet, I'm still in the education/learning phase (though, I guess you never really do leave that stage). 

I will definitely reach out to you once I have a property under my belt for repairs. 

I imagine that after getting some experience under my belt, I’ll learn how to identify many of the things that would need repair, but as a newbie, what’s the general consensus for handling how to determine the types of repairs that need to take place in a property?

In my opinion, it's more valuable for new investors to get a few base hits under their belt and stop holding out for the home run.

Keep in mind, I am new to the game and do not even have one deal under my belt BUT I am of the philosophy Ready , FIRE, Aim.I developed rapport with him over the phone and after a couple of days I met him at one of his properties and actually helped him prep the home for a tenant as this particular home was vacant.Long story short, he's an older gentleman who is ready to retire.

Any advice is greatly appreciated, and hope to one day be on the advisor side when I get some deals under my belt!

Hi All - I've been an investor for a few years with 6 flips under my belt but I'm moving to a buy and hold strategy due to flips becoming less profitable in my area.

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