Very specific situation I've got here that I haven't been able to find good information online that fits this unique criteria.I have a friend that has a property that they own free and clear of mortgage, yet they are paying a HELOC of approx. $300 a month for.

My name is Will. I have a ton of questions but here we go....I am interested mainly in buying and holding, learning about that first, then getting into flipping and tax liens somewhere down the road. I have about 20k ...

Property this close to the city is limited.Using an online calculator I found and assuming the property appreciates 3% per year and the after tax return on reinvestment if I sell is 5%, I’d still make $120k after 20 years if I rent.

My experience- I tried to do it on my own, online, and researched a lot.

Unless of course, you want to purchase education from someone since that's a different ball game.

I want to have more saved for just in case expenses for life/a potential rental property but also want real time experience and I think this would be a great way to do it.Your absolutely right that real "pounding the pavement" experience is the best way to gain knowledge and I think it is a reasonable request which someone can say yes or no..however I dont think contacting random people who are investors on LinkedIn or online is the correct way to do it.

I think its a game changer! 

You can also check their reviews online at Google, Facebook, or Yelp.

Sorry, I'm obviously new to the game and just want to make sure I'm more clear in future posts.

Hi All! My name is Brian and I'm a 26 year old originally born and raised in the Midwest (Cleveland area specifically), but I've been living in the bay area for almost 3 years now as I got my first "big boy" job in te...