But I think once I’ve got that first one under my belt his approach to me will change.

After a few you'll have properties under your belt to launch you into investing.

Hello all,I am a newbie into investing with 1 rental property under my belt.

It seems like with enough experience and enough deals under one's belt, that they can end up saving a ton of money, as well as make up for any license fees along the way.Thank you again for your response!

For years I would go months with no free nights, no free weekends.Now, with a rocking portfolio, I don't regret the absolutely brutal effort I put in to get here.It can be very hard, but it is very worth it.Don't get discouraged, tighten your belt, put your shoulders to it and push, you will find a way - you will not be sorry.

I have a couple of seller financing deal structures under my belt, but that does not make me an expert. 

I am definitely  interested in the Columbus area and would like to start in 2024 out there after I get a few more under my belt in Cle. 

I'd rather own 5% of a higher value, higher appreciating asset in NY than 20-25% of a $120k SFH in the rust belt. 

I'd be interested in speaking about the charlotte market down the road once I have a couple deals under my belt.

.), you'll be much more prepared to do it if you have a few HH's under your belt--a ton of the lessons you'll learn from a HH can be used to succeed in other areas of real estate ...in fact, I'd say that a HH should be a necessary prerequisite to the more advanced strategies (like out of state investing, BRRRR’ing, flipping, etc.)!