Just think- you're young and enthusiastic.

I can see where we probably jumped the gun before doing enough research, but we are looking forward to having a place to use, and would like to  rent out a few weeks to help with expenses. 

I enthusiastically followed Tyler Janke's post and I could never have foreseen where this would end up, even today as the new construction side is appearing it goes from bad to worse when I didn't think that was possible, I really have no words.

We normally ratchet the rent up over several months when we acquire a property with a tenant in place.Better to make needed changes right away then keep dropping little bombs, but be prepared to stick to your guns and face the consequences.

He started working the closing shift at a new gun range as their night manager about 2 years ago.

// Toby Vockrodt - Noob Financial Freedom Enthusiast and Real Estate Investor

I am a newbie but very enthusiastic and excited about real estate investing.

Bad for you flippers, now you’re out gunned on all fronts: advertising, popularity, and billions of dollars.

Looking for feedback - is lead generation (both on the selling and buying side) something that is highly sought after in the RE community or I should just stick to my guns, use the funds that I have for personal investments and forget about lead generation for RE?

A spot has opened up in a successful realtor business in my hometown.I’ve been thinking about being a realtor for awhile now and I think I will be jumping the gun and do it.I plan to work super hard, the owner is a good friend of mine, I have a lot of connections/friends in the area, know the area, and have a lot of passion/drive.I am looking for something to become more involved in the realty, have more cash flow, and be able to work hard and not be limited to a hourly wage.