. :-)There is such a low bar to entry into the field, and frankly it is an incredibly complex job (once again, to do it right) Heck, I even had a license (in Cali) back in the day.

I started my career in restaurants backwards, I opened a bar and restaurant at 27 with no experience and ended up losing roughly 350k after about a year being open.

If you’d like to chat RE strategy or even how to navigate the cyber career scene in SA then feel free to reach out any time.

Hi all,After being inspired by Brandon's and Joshua's amazing book, I have decided to join this platform to, hopefully, create strong connections with other like-minded individuals. I am based in London, UK, so unders...

All around Jackson, Conway and North Conway you can find some great SFR's, Townhomes, and smaller cottages that get a lot of traffic 365.You have 5 main Mountains to Ski/Snowboard/Tube plus lodges all in that area as well as a great off the beaten path town filled with coffee shops, Bars, Restaurants, Ski shops, Outlets, Mall, and a  Main train station that goes all the way up into the White Mountains. 

Bars will be on the windows (crime reference above).Don't be surprised if your cheap purchase costs that much or more to repair as your repair costs will be much higher than a home built with more modern materials, such as in the 1940s-1950s.

Tennessee (Nashville, Memphis): Music, culture and a tax-friendly scene attract lots of renters.Hope this helps, Alice!

When I saw Antoine Martel from FlipSystem Posting Advertisement on social media like this:"You only need $10K ~ $30K to invest in RealEsate doing Flipping and make 100% ROI in 4 months""My clients in FlipSystem averagely spend 4 hours in managing each Flip Project""We help you to quite your JOB in couple of months by doing Flipping""We have few hundreds of success happy client - (Actually there might be few hundreds of clients losing their hard working money)"And lots of other advertisement stating: "Easy, Fast, Low RISK" in their programI thought: "Wow, doing Flipping is so easy and profitable and low-bar to enter in, I should join their program and start make money!"

But back to my point, if the W2 employees of the company are also putting in capital on a regular basis, it builds credibility for the company, as well, since these are likely also people with behind the scenes knowledge of the company, but without the same incentive (or market demand) to invest in the deals, like the partners have.

General Recommendations: Any general recommendations or best practices for someone new to the fixing and flipping scene in Oakland?