This could involve checking out neighborhoods, pricing trends, and property values.Event Coordinator for Open Houses: Assist real estate agents by organizing and managing open house events.

Also looking to join a local Master Mind.

I have been able to assist them with local builder contacts, local property management, and also helped with securing wildlife permits if applicable.

Also, if you attend some local RE meetups in the area you may be able to find some local MTR operators.

There's correlation in this, it's called those black swan events.

More likely, they will be late the next month, and the next and an unexpected event will make them short again soon, and the another.

Ask your local real estate investors association (REIA) for referrals.

Learn about local zoning laws and building codes.

@Timothy YangAt this stage of your life, I highly recommend reading, attending networking events, and speak to investors who have SUCCESSFULLY invested in whatever type of investing you have most interest in.

If you have any local noise ordinances ect make sure any lack of compliance fines fall on them and are also a reason for lease termination if they occur.