Hello @Chris SeveneyReal estate is all new to me and I've very much a novice.

Quote from @Stuart Udis: Unfortunately there's a ton of online content teaching novice investors that reaching XYZ number of doors equates to financial independence.

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!

I've done pretty well as a relatively novice investor in the stock market, just investing in S&P 500 tracking index funds.

They clearly were not novices to the process.

Roofstock as a service is supposed to make the purchase simple for the novice buyers and even easier for the experienced buyers.

This is why I always tell novice investors to stop shopping for rate and fees.

Many novice investors focus on scaling their portfolios quickly and overlook these important facts.

Novice looking to get into multi family investing in Detroit, Cleveland, Columbus, or Cincinnati.

I eventually want to buy a house but I think as a novice this will give me some experience and the opportunity to learn the challenges that I will need to overcome once I do buy my property.