That tells an educated investor that it is an active venture, their first response is often "would I be active or passive"?

Education is great but eventually you need to jump in head first.

And now that you're here we'd love to see you be an active member of the BP community so be sure to set up Keywords Alerts for your local area such as "Perth Amboy" or "Monmouth" if you're looking to find potential opportunities for investing, education in a subject, or other members in your area.Use the Find Members area to network with other members who are local to you or are in an area you're wanting to invest in.

It's at walking distance from the University and a brand new hospital that will also serve to educate the new doctors.

Hi @DiJonee Mobley,How are you and welcome to BP.I currently coordinate monthly educational events in Philadelphia for the Local REIA's.

Also start thinking about if you want to use a PM (and start looking for one) or if you want to landlord yourself (and start getting educated, especially about King county specific issues).  

We are both smart and educated, we will find jobs but not quickly.  

We are both smart and educated, we will find jobs but not quickly.  

My view is that in order to really make this work, there is a minimum fixed cost of involvement (in terms of time and education) but it scales well, so it's efficient to do this in scale.However, in doing that analysis, it's hard to project what profitable deals will look like if interest rates are materially higher than they are today.

Hi @KarlDreher,How are you and welcome to BP.I currently coordinate monthly educational events in Philadelphia for the Local REIA's.