Whether you're looking for a turnkey property or a project you can add value to, I’ve got some strong investment opportunities that would be a solid fit for a new investor.Feel free to reach out anytime!

Today, he was showing me a property I had asked to see and he let me know he had another one coming soon that he thought would be a good fit for me.

I should also mention that this property is a microloft (<300 sq ft) so fits just a single individual.

I fit their demographic as far as being new to investing and not having much to invest, so I feel like it's the easiest and best way for me to jump in, but your concerns have me listening.

It's the odd ones out that probably got a great deal on a property and immediately jumped into just getting good-great cash flow.I would say look at your dollars ($), do the math, make sure your sites are set on not going over your funds ($), make sure the location you are looking at has your criteria and find a property that fits.

Wherever you are in your investing journey, stop taking everything personally that doesn't fit what you want to hear. 

So at least one state fits.

Hi everyone,I'm a business owner based in Canada and I'm exploring the idea of becoming a real estate agent as a side hustle, with the potential to go full time if it’s a good fit.

For $23k, they better have replaced the whole sewer line with double-wall aircraft aluminum and platinum fittings!

Another option, to echo what @Andrew Steffens said, would be if you're serious about this business it might be worth your time to work with a licensed property manager to learn the ropes, gain some credibility, and figure out if this is something that's a good fit for you long term.