Last year I took a step back from entrepreneurship and joined a tech startup in the blockchain space.While I am still doing as much research as possible to develop my strategy, my current interest is in purchasing properties to buy and hold.I am also exploring different markets, and so far, what's caught my eye has been Savannah, Georgia, Columbus, Ohio and Chattanooga, Tennessee.I'm looking forward to learning connecting with as many people as possible.In the meantime, send me some tips I won't find in the "Investing in Real Estate 101" books!

Major tech companies like Intel, Amazon, Google, and smaller startups are taking place there. 

I currently have a full time job at a tech start up but would love to get some advice to get started.

Otherwise, i THINK the technical answer is to treat it like a business startup (e.g. an office or restaurant needing to buy furniture), and there is a way to account for that --- I just don't know it.  

The tech industry, a significant employment driver, continues to see growth, attracting both established companies and startups.

I'm also exploring a HELOC on my primary residence (2- unit) but would like to leverage as much funding as possible for business start up.

I'm living in Chicago right now, working at a financial services startup.

Hey, I’m Davarrio Worthy Jr., 27 years young and I am going to pursue my first real estate investment this year. My day job is being a travel Respiratory Therapist which I enjoy but my goal is to only do it full time ...

That's what I love about Anderson Business Advisors....major real estate investors that are attorneys, helping start-up or well-established real estate investors.

Of course, a start-up fee for our time to get everything done on the back end, but no tech fee.