You’ll pick up so much just by listening to people who’ve been through the highs and lows of the market.

I came across Bigger Pockets a few months ago and have been learning on my own by listening to podcasts (RE Rookie, On the Market, BP RE Podcast) and reading the various recommended books every chance I get.

Study financing, Study Wholesaling (if that is something you desire to attack), listen to Podcast.If your FICO is 640 ish, in 6 months you can be around 670-690 by aggressively paying down debt and getting a bit frugal for those months.

By investing in properties that stand the test of time, you set the stage for financial success that can be passed down to future generations.Now, listen up, my aspiring real estate moguls!

I listen to a lot of podcasts and read a lot here on the forums, but it seems that most people start as a side hustle while keeping their W2 for a while.  

A scope is especially important on properties where the sewer line would be particularly expensive to replace (for instance, if the sewer line replacement would require breaking up and re-pouring a driveway, or removing numerous mature trees--these things can cost significantly more money above and beyond the cost of replacing the sewer line). 

San Antonio offers numerous opportunities, particularly for fix-and-flip projects and rentals.

A while back I was listening to an older episode of the Bigger Pockets podcast back Michael Greene was still hosting and they talked to an insurance expert. 

Have been listening to BP podcasts and reading books lately.

I am a real estate agent who toured numerous homes on driftwood.