I've wanted to get involved in real estate investing for several years now, and have sat through enough classes, webinars, and courses to whet my appetite - now it's time to take action!

I don't have a lot of first-hand experience in RE but have done a fair bit of reading and did heavy research before buying my condo and have been studying the market closely over the past few years in hopes of trading up.

First action today is to load a new profile picture with a smile!

-to avoid the whole building vacant at once, for paying tenants (if any) you may want to take 30 day notices (end of tenancy) one unit at a time (start with most under-market rent or least well kept apt) - some folks may start to pay more promptly given your actions!  

I'm sure you will find plenty of info here - don't forget to set up your keyword alerts so that you can be alerted whenever there is a discussion on tax liens so you can get in on the action.

There is a trade off in doing it over time like we did, or emptying out the building and doing it all at once. 

Any of these actions too could force them to file for bankruptcy, which you want to avoid if you want to get any money back.

You need to make yourself actionable items each day and work to complete them until you find yourself diving in.Feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions!

All set to get started with reading and understanding the tricks of the trade !

@Cailyn AuneI've seen reports like these but these are almost non-actionable.