That said, many years ago I replaced a spiral staircase with a conventional staircase at my home in Wicker Park, Chicago.  

I have no doubt you should be able to find all of these things here.A good start is the Beginners Guide to Real Estate Investing. https://www.biggerpockets.com/real-estate-investin...This will also help you decide which avenue of real estate investing you may want to pursue; flipping, buy and hold, etc.Search and browse the community, education, marketplace and tools bars on top of the site to see what information is available.Setting up keyword alerts can help let you know if someone is talking about a particular topic in a forum.The combination of using this site, connecting with others and using the internet as a whole will help you with your real estate investment aspirations.

You'll be surprised how many people you can find in your neighborhood who have the same goals, dreams, and aspirations as you!

Owning free and clear is a cut above, an extremely conservative approach (which I love and aspire to do), I would love to have the cash to do so right now, for now it will have to remain a part of my long term strategy.

Hi,As an aspiring RE investor, I'm excited to be a new BP member!

I've sold over 100 turnkey properties just this year alone in Kansas City :-)  Every investor has unique situations and expectations to tend to but I am always willing to guide people in the direction of their dreams and aspirations!

It may take years before you find the right deal but eventually you will be buying 4-5 deals a month like myself or 10-20 deals like some folks I know that I aspire to be like. be patient grasshopper.Good Luck

I'm an aspiring investor as well.

Hello,my name is Adrian and I'm a aspiring real estate investor.

I am an aspiring wholesaler and I am trying to get a grasp of the business.