Trying to learn about what properties sold by banks are selling for (REOs).

You can easily do this on a spreadsheet, and it will take less time to track than finding and learning new software.

I have questions around lining up subcontractor timelines, inspections, what to pay close attention too, what you learned, etc...Thanks in advance!

https://www.rocketmortgage.com/learn/heloc-on-investment-pro...

I am blown away that she is in her 20s, not that age should matter, but she is brilliant beyond her years, and humble.Her intentionality was evident, not only in scaling her own portfolio, but organizing the process to make it doable by anyone else willing to learn and put in the work.

Excited to learn and connect with you all!

There's so much important info you can learn about neighborhoods (and individual properties) that simply cannot be conveyed by peoples' opinions, photos, or even video.As with all parts of due diligence: although you can (and should) seek the input of experienced pros, at the end of the day, the due diligence buck stops with you.Good luck out there!

The one thing you have to know about Philly is that you have to go there multiple times and learn every block.

What are your favorite resources or tips for continuous learning and expanding your network in the real estate industry?

Excited to keep learning and progress my portfolio!