I've been in the real estate business for over twenty years now, however in a very passive and novice setting.

Unfortunately this is very common for novice investors.

I’d love to hear y’all’s opinions on the 380 corridor between Denton and Decatur It seems like it’s positioned for a good amount of appreciation growth More and more people also seem to be moving further away from Denton due to being priced out of the rental market in that area I’m a novice investor so any opinions from more experienced investors would be greatly appreciated 

My good friends live in NYC, Phoenix, Chicago, Portland, Connecticut so I'm in the same boat as a novice out of state investor.

There are properties for every level of investor, from the novice to the corporate real estate investor.#8 You Can Live AnywhereOne of the biggest benefits of real estate investing is that the owner can work remotely.

This is a simplified spread sheet and it appears it will be beneficial to the novice and seasoned property owner.

All too often I see novices in the DC market not understand the difference between a wardman style/petworth style, victorian, federal style rowhouses.  

I'm also a novice myself but PM me and I'd be happy to meet and talk more about this stuff

I thought it was time to bring up some of my thoughts/experiences with college SFH rentals.I am a very novice REI and currently own one property.

The novice expectation is that the GC will handle everything, but I know you know this, but so many GCs just farm out the business to underlings and take the overage on that.