You can earn a good income, learn how to be a better manager, network with investors, and maybe even have your license to buy/sell.

I can give you some advice that I learned from personal experience, and from also taking a BP course on multifamily.1) Are there any particular sub-markets within Orlando that are well-suited for small multi-family investment opportunities?

I really appreciate your response and I look forward to learning more on the topics you mentioned.

I would be happy to share more information with you if you'd like to learn further.

One thing I've learned over the years is that sometimes doing nothing is the best thing.

**New to Real Estate Investing, Ready to Learn**: Hey everyone!

Consult with local agents to learn about market trends, specific neighborhoods, and recent sale prices of comparable houses.

Just moved to Florida want to learn more about its market and other states as well.

POST the numbers so others can learn.

I've learned that the best way to do it is to start off with a purchase that you yourself will live in.