If you consistently analyze properties, it will be much easier to recognize a good deal when it shows up.

A few of my biggest takeaways are:*The Power of Networking: I was able to interview 16 real estate professionals by networking and simply sharing my story about what I aspire to achieve in the real estate world.

From there, have a Zoom/Skype interview and get to know each other and feel each other out to see if it could potentially be a good fit.

It was an interview with a demoprapher- the "accounting of people", and futurist.

I would rather no work being done while I call others to interview them, then things being done incorrectly or not to your liking. 

There are also other good property management companies around, so interview them to choose a good one.

Needs $50k in rehab, I'm interviewing 3-5 GC, how do these lien waivers work and how you do convey them?

I am actively interviewing companies by looking at their reviews but  recommendation from fellow members will help make better decision.

If you consistently analyze properties, it will be much easier to recognize a good deal when it shows up.

Where we have the most to learn (from this experience) is how to recognize/identify structural issues and learning to estimate cost of repairs.