Right now I’m in the learning stage and connecting with more experienced investers to learn.

I’m still in the preliminary stages of getting involved in real estate investing.

I'm just in the research and learning stages, but I've heard a lot about the eventual need for buy-and-hold investors to contact many different people: lendors, realtors, contractors, lawyers, property management companies, and others.At what stages of the process, from initial research to becoming a landlord, do all of the members of your eventual team come into play?

Hey all,I am an early stage investor (9 mos in the game) in Austin and Bryan/College Station.

This could just be me being cynical toward people and their intentions, but this sounds completely staged.

Then, hard money lenders don't front the renovation funds, they reimburse you after the work is completed, so you'll likely have to pay for some of the renovations to get going and then get reimbursed in stages as you go.

I am at the beginning stages of learning and creating success for myself and others through Real Estate Investing!

Because trusts can also be helpful for estate planning, if a bit excessive IMO for the average person.

It's all relative but value engineering during the precon stage is hugely important.

If you were to concentrate on learning everything there is to know it could conceivably take 6 months to a year to consume along with properly researching your market.Learn your market, finances, expenses, cash flow, tennat screening, PM screening, state landlord tenant laws, etc. etc.You are at stage 1 in a 100 stage learning process, slow down.