Definitely jump in and start building relationships, asking questions, and growing!

Post in the forums often, ask questions, answer what you can, and you'll grow quickly!

Looking forward to growing with you in this community.

We had a lot of experience as business people so we were able to look at the traditional way of doing things like property management and a lot of experience with sales and were able to develop processes to grow our business.

Biting more than you can chew is how we grow - you need to get out of your comfort zone, that's one thing.Secondly, buying 4 properties for 100k and selling 3 of them for 135 each would leave you with 1 free and clear.

You will grow your capital and portfolio exponentially faster.

I would like to make connections and build relationships that would allow me to learn and grow as a real estate investor.

I'm wondering if someone from this forum ready to guide me basics of RE and what needs to be done to grow myself.I live in San Jose,CA , working as IT engineer but want to enhance my career in Real Estate.Thanks for your help in advance.

I'm new and I am seriously considering it myself ($ doesn't grow on trees).

Your equity is growing and as interest rates creep up you should see a bit of a jump in the rental market meaning you might be able to raise the rent a bit.