2) Call the City Building or Rental Dept to see if it has a Landlord/Rental License and if there are any outstanding tickets or permits.3) Highly recommend hiring an agent, familiar with rental property transactions, to create a purchase contract.- DM us for one that will do for flat fee.4) Highly recommend having property professionally inspected, including sewer camera.

Of course I'd choose a place closer to a train station in a larger city but, I'm not looking to make insane profits.

Shout out to that Shon Kokoska 20+ point buyer presentation video/training!

Independent contractors only get basic training.

Do you want training and don't mind higher fees?

Quote from @Sara Kumar: Go to YouTube and search for "real estate negotiation training," and you'll find plenty of videos.

I wouldn't pay a crazy amount for any mastermind right now and would try to get some boots-on-the-ground training in your area.

I am sure there are qualified people to train you, but I would warn you to have anything Pace Morby or anyone else teaches reviewed by your attorney.  

A fantastic Wall Street Journal article reviews the renewed interest in vocational training, manufacturing and hands-on labor fields.

Make sure you have cash reserves for 6 months , steady w2 job if things go south and do not plan unnecessary big ticket items until you stabilizeI have known people start with 40 k and used it to fund flips and work their way up and get Business Line Of Credit for 200 K in 2 years and after that of course it is very easy