Once laid off I started studying and received a network+ and security+ in about 6 months.

Working for subs in low resource mountain region proved to be biggest challenge Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

I may not have years of experience but I recommend that you do not enter real estate investing until you have spent a few more months studying it.

This will act as a sort of proof of concept for myself, to see if I can succeed in buying cash-flowing real estate out of state, and prove to myself that real estate cashflow is a viable retirement option.

And if that isn't the route you want to go, SD is becoming more and more ADU friendly which is proving to be a great investment as well. 

Hi, I'm Max and I've been studying and educating myself on real estate investing for about 6 months now.

If the buyer can prove that information was given falsely or hidden, they may have a case to recoup costs from the seller.

I’ve been studying real estate and real estate investing for a little over a year now and I’m considering buying my first property maybe by the end of the year.

Also how long should i study before hopping into whole sale real estate ?

.- Another yearly goal: I am currently studying for my Series 65 Uniform Investment Adviser Law Exam to better educate myself on the investing world in general.