The house has nothing that grabs the eye, a very basic combination of colors, the window look like the windows of a starter home.

For starters, you have the free informative forums to read and learn about real estate.

You don't have to buy your dream home in your dream location as a first property ... this concept seems to have been lost over time, but back in the day there used to be this great concept of a starter home, which was a place to sacrifice a bit, learn the ropes, and build up to your dreams.On the other hand, you could buy a rental 1st, but that would be much riskier in my opinion since you would not have as solid of a base of hands on experience or financial base as you would by buying your primary first and then turn it into a rental to buy your next home later.I speak from experience, and now have a nice portfolio of cash flowing single family homes in nice neighborhoods in Southern California.

I’ve read that it’s a good idea for starters to find a few buyers and search to their criteria.

We've decided to keep our starter home as a rental as we move into one a bit larger.

I just arrived in Woodstock this past Friday and I'm looking to do some flips for starters.  

For starters, you have the free informative forums to read and learn about real estate.

A lot of investors start out renting out their starter property.  

Not a solicitation, but just a discussion starter. 

There is a wealth of information on BP, so reading some of the starter guides would be a great place to start.