Right now, I am in the beginning stages of real estate investment spending a lot of my time educating myself.

Do a flip, wholesale some deals, go out of state, or wait for a different stage in the market cycle.

Still very early stages and haven't actually spoken to anyone as of yet.  

Just a little bit of TLC and staging (with my own furnishing) went a long way!

My husband and I are new to real estate investing (in the education stage) and I have questions!

You can always use cash from the sale of your home to invest in a better rental property.You may want to sell your home if…It is a sellers’ marketYou don’t want to be a landlordThe home needs lots of work before it will be rental readyYou can’t charge a high enough rent relative to the home’s valueThe neighborhood is not enticing for rentersYou don’t have adequate cash on hand to cover vacancies and maintenanceThe house is not a good rentalYou have lots of equityYou anticipate excessive maintenance issues due to age or condition of the home.All the best!

I'm an oversea investor and i'm starting my journey on REI.When i'm still during the preparation stage and market analysis, one of the biggest challenge i'm facing is the financing.

In my area I actually advise against A class SFH as their are so few people who earn enough to pay premium rents , defined locally as excess of $2000 per mo… and those who do earn that much will much rather own a house.

This seems excessive for a 1 month stay but if they turn into nightmare guests it might be needed.

Far too many get stuck in the "paralysis by analysis" stage, thinking they just don't know enough to get started.