I am kind of new to real estate investing as I got lucky the first two times but now I am looking to invest quite a bit more money and I am slightly terrified. 

It pays to know when to just hire an independent financial advisor and do what you do best.In my 45 years as an active investor across real estate, businesses, commodities, and almost everything else I’ve developed a few “rules” that I believe should never be violated 1.

Hello BP Community,I am new to being an intentional real estate investor.

I'm a real estate investor in other parts of the country but not NY due to the extremely high buy in price.

Way to enter real estate investing.

Contact the real estate division for confirmation: https://idfpr.illinois.gov/dre.html 

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Hello all, Has anyone either used or heard about a company called HouseCashin or Real Estate Bees?

.: Its typical for real estate investors to hire a private home/building inspectors to inspect a real estate property before they buy it.

Quote from @Tom Nagy: This company is a complete real estate and investment ponzi scheme.