This will supercharge your learning curve!

You should only start a career in a real estate related field if that's what you want to do - not because you think it will supercharge being an investor.

Greeting BP members, especially newbies who are looking for creative ways to connect with other experienced real estate investors, mentors, coaches, etc.Think you're living in an area where it's hard to network with o...

Yes, you definitely can; however, these would be required to be put into a traditional 401k account(The match would be pretax).however, i also wouldn't mind throwing a little into a roth so it's all tax free when i pull it out.You can contribute to a pretax account each year and then roll it over each year so you can effectively do both and supercharge your Roth account.

Hey @Louise Whidby - I'm not real good with the Probate stuff, but for internet marketing, check out this post (my first ever on BP)Using Facebook Advertising to Super-Charge Your Real Estate Investing (it's more about selling, but could be tweaked for finding deals also!)

@Brian Rockwell you need words that will motivate people to pick up the phone and call you.I put together a blog post of books that helped me do that if you want to give it a read it might help you out :)https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/5868/51959-how-to-supercharge-your-direct-marketing-iq

Real estate is one of the few investments where the capital is super-charged by the efforts of the investor.For some players, this can be great, but when evaluating the result, the investor has to remember to remove themselves from the equation to see how much the money returned. 20% returns are easy when one is working in the deal (meaning that the money didn't really return that amount by itself) but there is a very strict limit on how much an investor can make when they are contributing capital.It is not necessarily better to be active or passive - as long as the investor is aware what the basis is for making the money.

You've definitely come to the right place to supercharge your real estate investing venture.

This is a great way to supercharge cash flow in your rental portfolio. 

You might also want to look into buying notes in the Hardest Hit Fund States to help supercharge your return.