For me it was getting cashflow so I could leave my job as an engineer.

Also, I don't think any of the houses in Pearland flooded despite its proximity to neighborhoods that did (like Friendswood) so I think that speaks volumes about the civil engineering in the area.Hope that helps! 

I’m electrical engineer and I work for the government at the moment.ThanksAdios

Soak up all the free information from the articles, blogs, and podcasts. 2) Join your local real estate investors club and network with local investors and real estate professionals in your area.3) Interact with the experienced investors on here and pick their brains.Once you get a deal brewing, bring the deal here so the experienced ones can help you close it correctly.You are on the right track.

Hi @Kham Sing,Experienced Brooklyn (NY) rental real estate agent here.

Hello fellow investors. I'd like to connect with agents who in addition to submitting my offers, have recent investment experience with either flips and/or buy and holds. I already have financing in place and would li...

Those traits led me to study Electrical Engineering, and they are also how I learned about Real Estate Investing. 

You can certainly try to find an experienced investor and ask to work for them.

I want to find an experienced home inspector that can look at everything for an aged property. 

You might want to consider staggering within a window, which is what we started doing after experiencing an unusual crush of 5 houses going vacant at the same time, with several people leaving to buy homes, a couple moving out of state and another moving on to a bigger house.