I suggest you read the Long Distance Real Estate Investing book by David Greene and put together your core 4.

You really dont want to be messing with distressed sellers when your green.

🤟🏼Winter 2021 I will be attending The Foster School of Business at the University of Washington.I will be there for a Bachelor’s in Business Administration and Finance with a Minor in Real Estate from the Runstad Department of Real Estate.Since getting out of the Marine Corps in February 2019 I have been working on my Associates in Business Transfer Degree from Green River.

@Brian Green Indeed.

One of the most impressing quotes from Long Distance REI from David Greene was, "You make money when you buy a property" and I agree with that 100%.However, the reality is far from the book.

I am a NJ investor, relatively green, and am looking for guidance.

The access to big and little cottonwood canyon make it an outdoor lovers paradise, which most folks are in that area.

We’ve considered just moving, but the rent is low enough to allow us to save up money every month, and this was the only rental house we could find with a small patch of green of our own, which accommodates our small dog.

Green sludge.

I'm reading the BRRRR book by Greene and he states that cash up front and getting a loan later frees up money to put down on the next one.