When you start your journey it will involve plenty of self educating up front.

Usually free food and free drinks.

Block Actual has some good features green space and cobblestone sidewalkBut came in under budget so move forwardOnly 10 houses on the block.1 just rehabbed , sloppy owner thoughMineAnd another slated for rehab next monthFrom feedback from potential buyersPrice seems to be correctShowings plentiful Issue is people think block sloppy, close to stores but this is urban living!!!!

Last I saw the inventory was plentiful with like 10 listings.

It shows as a 1 bed, 1 bath, when in actuality is a 2/1.Has plenty of room in the backyard to build more space.2 beds1 bath 1013 Square Feet6777 LotR1 Zoning

Halfway through the book, and there is plenty of valuable information to take action on, especially on building the three circles of your work network. 

There are plenty of other programs as well, but that is who I am most familiar with.

Apparently plenty of other people are cool with them and are paying big money to live there.

While yes, there are plenty of stories about those who start in real estate with "no money" and build their way up, the truth is it will be easier and probably quicker if you have solid income and money to start with. 

Buying the home right and fixing it up adds plenty of value to resell.As buy and hold, appreciation doesn’t affect my business model.