I have just passed my real estate licensing and am looking to start investing so any tips for a newbie would be greatly appreciated. 

We have newbies and very seasoned investors in the group and the sole purpose is to help people with their properties, whether that is sourcing & qualifying markets, set up, trouble shooting or building a network of go-to resources.

Hi, though I’m a newbie here - I’m a realtor and I can tell you that one of the best ways especially in these market conditions is pocket listings or “will sells”.

I’m a newbie, and your #3 scenario is the a type of investor I’d like to be.

Hello, newbie landlord question here: Is it common to require first month's rent, last month's rent, and a security deposit for new tenants?

My recommendation for newbies is to start by setting financial goals and educating yourself.

There are tons of threads on BP where some newbie investor came after HoltonWise and I go in there and explain my case using facts, data and evidence.

Im a newby investor no deals yet but im interested in Residential assisted living homes.

Would the wholesaler realize I was a newbie and try to take advantage, etc.

I'm interested in exploring cash flow rentals, BRRRR, fix and flips, and new construction projects.As a newbie, I'm eager to learn and would love the opportunity to connect with experienced investors.