Below you will find a list of what I think a new person should do first before diving head first into this great world of real estate investing. #1.Ask yourself the real reason you are doing this.

So you know, and I say this really loosely, that means less profits.May want to check that out before you dive into researching and writing about the other details.Manuel

Anyway, this is definitely a model I want to explore and any ideas to tweak it before I dive head first would be greatly appreciated.

Hey Edric Lattimor - here are a couple great articles here on BiggerPockets: - The Basics Of Wholesaling For Beginner Real Estate Investors- Wholesaling Real Estate Step by StepAlso, a quick tip: adding a picture to your profile will help you connect with others quicker and deeper!

I currently own two rental properties (a duplex and a single family), but want to jump in a bit deeper with some rehabs.

I can go deeper if you want on this, but I won't bore you :)Hope that helps and I didn't just completely misunderstand your question.

I am NEW to the game and haven't quite taken the dive yet, but want to make the plunge soon.

He also has much deeper pockets than I do.

I think it would be very risky to "dive in" so to speak and purchase a property without any prior expereince - seems like an easy way to lose money.

Are there articles on, what you should write for your ad'sBandit signs, Direct mail, Car bumber sticker, Craiglist ads, etc..My goal at the begining was to atlease dive in and start marketing in 6 months, giving my self 6 months of time to educate my self, get drivers license, and a realtor license.