Start looking at those oh-so-fancy B-Class and A-Class properties as you level up in this real estate game and pick expertise and experience.

Lenders want to protect their investment not because of possibly you but your profile (little equity / assets etc) which is common for someone in their early 20's - want to make sure skin in game.

Shes from Australia and killing it the game in the US.

I am new here trying to get started! I am also a licensed real estate agent in New York looking to become an investor as well. I am also  open tot help others with their real estate needs here as well! and want to get...

You're absolutely right—surrounding yourself with like-minded investors and finding a mentor can be a game-changer.Wishing you even more success ahead! 

Either way, it’s great that you’re thinking ahead—real estate is a long game, and setting up the right foundation now will pay off in the years to come.

I've always wanted to get into the asset and growth game, but don't know where to start.

The market shifts, strategies evolve, and if you’re not learning, you’re falling behind.So I made it a habit:Reading at least one real estate or business book a month.Listening to podcasts while driving instead of music.Watching YouTube breakdowns of market trends.Getting advice from investors who’ve been in the game longer than me.The more I learned, the more confident I became.

I told him I would give him $2 if he didn't play the game, and if he wanted to play the game, he got just the normal $1. 

These firms with large online presences use fear mongering techniques to sell services without ever fully explaining how their entity structures actually benefit the client.