I am brand new to real estate investing and looking for some much-needed advice.

Hi all,I'm brand new to real estate investing (in the middle of my first flip right now) and going to the BP conference. 

I think post cards are very helpful for building brand awareness/recognition when looking for off-market deals. 1500 is a decent sized list of prospects as well.

Hello new friends,
I'm new-ish to investment. Been floating around for a couple years now but really want to take it seriously and do something with it. I'm working at a Subaru dealership, saving what I can (has to b...

The potential conservative return on what I put in is well worth it. 3 new bathrooms, new carpet and new flooring in the whole house plus a brand new kitchen.

Buy the right equipment and don't cheap out on the tools, process, or paint (I like Sherwin-Williams, Benjamin Moore, or Pratt & Lambert avoid the big-box brands and don't fall for "paint and primer in one").

Not necessarily all of the cost, since you weren't expecting a brand new flat roof with a full lifetime remaining. 

As far as your actual score, I never noticed my score going down after purchasing a property but my score did drop a tad when I went out and bought my brand new truck!

Now, these houses I'm specifically referring to run about 230k and are brand new so no flip required and the monthly payment would eat any potential to save money but that's not the point.  

@Martynas Fedotovas  you need to build a brand and become a go to expert in the area of the investments you’re looking to raise capital for.