.#1 - Cash Flow Investing - is for novice investors. 

As an analogy to real estate… by starting of with a couple of smaller deals you will be on a much better footing to know more of the ins and outs of doing real estate deals so you aren’t a novice when you get to the 20 unit deal where if you miss something you don’t end up like the Tesla driver with lots of enthusiasm but not a lot of practical experience and you get burned.All the best!

These are are always red flags but will often be overlooked by novice investors. 

@Eliott Elias @Adrian SmudeI am a novice/new investor in the midwest and wanted to ask a few questions if your open to it.

Since this is all I do, all day every day, I am simply "in-it" in a level far beyond any novice trying to putter there way through.

Their structured approach, combined with their unyielding commitment to mentorship, ensures that every member, novice or veteran, walks away richer in knowledge and strategy.Having seen and experienced a multitude of programs, I can vouch without an ounce of hesitation that Subto stands unparalleled.

I am a novice investor and I have a single family rental in Glendale AZ that I have owned for 5 years that has appreciated approximately $250K.

a gas station should only be purchased by a sophisticated purchaser- not a novice purchaser.

I am a complete novice but wiling to learn because of my interest in this asset class. 

I wanted to ask for some of the greatest advice you could provide me as a novice.