A part of me knew that I could easily learn things online and continue to network with others to build my knowledge.

If it’s too good to be true, it 100% is. 100% agreed.Bought my first ever US property in Rochester, NY while I was still living in Australia.Lost m A$$ because I trusted the wrong people and didn't have the right team on the ground.Been plugging away in Toledo since 2014 and the people factor has been and IMO always will be an issue in tertiary markets like a Toledo.Online stats and demographics are always sexy, so many janky operators use these online figures to scam investors out of $$$.The great deals with great numbers can always be found, but finding great people on the ground is key to anyone's success and should be by far the #1 focus (Even before a specific market is considered).Much success 🙏

Learning form robert kiyosaki's online course, it's so easy I'll be out of the truck in a few months.

This is taking into account all of the upside of the real estate investment including cash flow, refinance funds and potential funds from selling the property.

My tax accountant has never discouraged me from investing in real estate.

We use Facebook Marketplace usually to rent out rooms in our house, all the sudden after making a listing my marketplace account got blocked.

Previously, I had been working two big corporate jobs, mainly in a back office accounting/tax function; however, after a series of life events, I realized life was too short to spend your days doing work you despise, plus, the money I was making at my 9-5 was not that exciting.

I have a group I started to expose these types of online “courses” but haven’t got it up and running yet.

I would decrease my cash flow (not accounting for maintenance yet) on the property A. 

I have seen quite a few gurus online  and I’m stuck in analysis paralysis.