Congratulations on getting your real estate license and diving into the world of investing — both great paths.

Even in a perfect world with no maintenance and no vacancy, you would pay $700/month or more in the hopes of gaining equity.

In today's world you have to use risk to get a head and risk is another word for equity and credit.It takes Money to make Money - and credit and equity are money just in different forms if used correctly.

I’m excited to learn from all of you and take my first steps into the world of real estate investing.Best regards,Sebastian Tamburro

Baltimore is a city where thousands of investors around the damn world are watching and jumping in on bidding and other things.

My role has taught me the importance of managing systems, understanding finances, and staying organized—skills I’m eager to apply to real estate investing.I’m a newbie in the real estate world but deeply motivated to learn and take action.

That is a great first post and also an awesome world record.

Parts of it are similar to SFR, some aspects translate, but they are different worlds in different universes. 

Having someone to help you navigate challenges, anticipate issues, and give you personalized feedback as you build your own path is incredibly valuable, especially as you're just starting out.While paid options with specific systems might seem appealing, I agree with you that the key is finding someone who can provide ongoing, situational guidance, particularly someone who has experience in real-world application.

I have seen it happen maybe 5 times over the years and directly involved in 2  .. the one I mentioned that I bought the first after the second was bought and another were I was bidding but got out bid B/C other bidder did not know about the first.In the its a Small World category..