I'm in my mid-20s and have become interested in real estate investing through my main passion of financial independence.

He is a little pushy on his sales but he has taught me very much mainly because he has so many videos on YouTube. 

The main thing I would say is make sure that you have good folks to help keep you motivated and focused along the journey as there will be bumps and times when you think why the heck am I doing this for such a small dollar amount.

Hey All, My name is Eddie Gonnella and I'm originally from Old Town, Maine right next door to the University of Maine where I studied Civil Engineering and lived for 4 years in Orono.

I've had no trouble attracting interested "investors" however, they always low ball me.

I would wait until you have at least 20 % down payment before purchasing another property, unless your main day job can help cushion the expense cost (vacancy, repairs, taxes, insurance etc).

The main idea: you have the assets in holding entities that are not doing anything else, just holding the assets, and you have an operation entity that is doing all activities.

First is that it is hard to get ahead if your main job is making someone else money.

I suspect that other factors come into play when making a decision about this investment and I have plans to take them into account as I continue my analysis.Okay, on to the main topic of discussion.

The property management companies knowing you are states away can be lazy and let things fall through the cracks.One strategy is to buy a nicer new house stage zero of development in a subdivision with mainly homeowners and rent it out to tenants.