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I don't have any investments right now so I'd rather have a smaller multi family for my first deal so that way If I make a mistake it's a $5k mistake than a $500k mistake.

It would be a mistake to think the same type of thing couldn't happen here.

In my MO market they list the owners on the assessor website and it can be accessed for free - all I had to do was give them a reason for wanting the information (I told them I was an investor) and they set up the account for me.I would also ask them about their worst failures in real estate.

So worst case I use him and get an umbrella policy but I’m much more interested in putting this house in my LLC.

I would likely make a lot of mistakes.

You can hear real-world examples of how others have built their investment portfolio and (hopefully) learn to avoid their mistakes.4.

The worst thing you can do is to think that you can buy sight unseen before you actually see any properties.

Don't let fear take over, or else you will never grow or learn from your mistakes.

Your best leverage is taking the bad properties with the good properties so whenever someone gives you a portfolio option, you line up the best ones and then use the worst ones as leverage to get the best ones at better prices.