Rare do I hear of recommendations but I do hear people asking.I would think in any big city you think about, a visit to a local NARPEM meeting or 2-3 visits would be a great idea. 

It would be a rare new RE investor that could hope to have taken on this project without partners with experience.My point is investors in different stages of life and experience have different criteria for their RE investments.  

Even creating a simple model to evaluate potential deals or predict returns could be a fun way to combine your interests while gaining hands-on experience.The most important thing is to start somewhere.

IN other states no attorneys are involved in small residential closings.. it would be quite rare. 

The people who are and have been doing it properly for years are rarely talking about it because they're busy actually doing deals and not selling classes. 

Maybe we could combine our desire for a meetup in the Huntington area work on getting people to attend together.

Airbnb collects $ millions in garbage insurance premiums from guests but only rarely pays out anything.

So now I am 25 and I was finally presented with an opportunity (duplexes are super rare in my area/state btw) I put an offer in and it's looking like it's gonna be accepted!!

There is some financing available but it's rarely used, as it's extremely difficult to make a deal profitable given the lending conditions.

The goal is to keep these for rentals.I currently own the land personally and am funding the builds with a combination of HELOC and cash - no bank debt tied to these properties specifically.