Looking to break into the industry and want to learn as much as possible before moving forward with investment properties (long term rentals to start).

I’m looking at office, retail, industrial and some MF as well.

I work in commercial and industrial construction and in my opinion they only want to go after companies that can pay the large fines.

My biggest fear is not failing the deal as I will take every conservation precaution as I learn the industry. 

Hello fellow Investors, I am a full time professional who works in the entertainment industry looking to start flipping houses on the side.

They are also members of NARPM which means they pay to be around other great PMs nationwide and gain/share knowledge to help improve our industry.

Dig deeper and see if RE is a passion of yours or an industry you can freely display your gifts if so you won't feel it as work, because indeed you will have to put tons of work, effort and hours in it and make RE a lifestyle)  

We know the risk associated with not being able to physically see the property and the work being done - so our proprietary soft-ware allows you to remotely manage your project from anywhere in the world with real-time updates and direct communication to your project's team.Regardless of your market, starting with a realtor in the investment industry will boost your chances of being connected to the right people to start making things happen.

Keep in mind there is a cottage industry built around selling to out of state investors. 

I'm relatively new to the industry, but I have never seen a loan that offers a "grace period" of sorts to delay any type of payment at all.