I currently rent, and dont have any real estate experience or training, but I have read a couple of books on it, and am a regular reader of the BP articles.

I'd love to discuss any tips if not, just connect with wholesalers and potential investors willing to give me a chance :) I'm ready to make that first initial sale that everyone talks about.Just a little about me:24 years old and really motivated so don't count me out just yet!

You do need to take homeowner education training (online) and landlord education for 2-4 unit properties. 

I’m assuming this is pretty straight forward but looking to the BP community for any guidance.Any thoughts, tips or recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

.  :-)  Unfortunately no cool moulding or door knobs or anything of much interest... just the original fir floorboards (*beautiful* tight grain) we'll do something neat with.Been working on this project for 20 months or so - it's an urban subdivision and new home construction.  

If you have enough income yourself you will not need it leased up- if you go for portfolio financing locally they will most likely want the property to be leased up first and possible the above habitability as well- if you're looking for hard money you will not need habitability or leased up but as a downside the rates/terms are not as good- private money - wild west any thing goes as long as the lender is cool with and you're willing to borrowSo it depends on what condition the property is in currently and if its getting leased up soon?

This might be a no brainer but for some reason it didn’t register with me.Thanks for reading and please let me know if you have any suggestions or tips for this newbie!

with no more than 6 experienced Real Estate Investors.What I would like to discuss is, of course, YOUR experience and adventure in the REI world, feedback, tips, tricks, advice, and of course network!

Any other suggestions/tips are welcome too.