I've learned you cannot trust the media with the storms as they sensationalize everything. 

Happy to help with some referrals if you need any.Also, a great resource I learned a lot about BRRRR is by listening to free audiobooks about the subject.  

I have a goal to post at least once a week to get to know you guys as well as make sure I'm consistently learning from people who are smarter than me :)When I started reading and learning about REI I felt pretty strongly about hiring a PM.

Lessons learned?

Didn't have to learn anything new as we grew! 

if your immediate area is too expensive, i'd pick a couple markets between 1 and 3 hours away, learn them, go to meetups, look at properties, get connected, research strategies, walk them, narrow down to 1, repeat, etc.and if that sounds like it's too time consuming or something you're not interested in... no worries. 

@Brooklyn Brown - You'll likely have to hire a GC and learn that way

Best advice: Learn your numbers. 

The newest details I learned recently are:- They have until the 1st week of June to bring the loan current- The mother recalls going to a bank with her husband to sign paperwork years back, however that bank has since been bought out and she's saying the new bank doesn't have any record.

I've invested in a few passive syndications over the past 2 years but now I want to learn what I can about single family, duplex, etc.