Really excited to start absorbing more knowledge as far as real estate is concerned.Since I'm just starting out, I'm looking to get some general beginners advice on what avenues might be the best for starting my investing journey.

It will ultimately be based on the supply and demand of the area but you have to keep an eye on the total renter pool as well.

This story probably explains something that happened when I suddenly got a credit limit reduction on my Wells Fargo card .

They will select materials, colors, and fixtures that are "IN-VOGUE" at the time.

Rock solid rental while the money is in the stocks doing double duty as the principle investment as well as your down payment equivalent.

I've been thinking about this as well.

All of my current rentals cost about the same to purchase ($215-265K), but cash flow is so different and current house prices are as well ($325-600K)...and the one I spent the most for and cash flows the most, is now the one worth the least (still worth more than I paid for it 3 years ago).

@V.G Jason Your point is well taken.

Check websites like Spot Crime to see what's happening in that immediate area.I'm an investor-friendly agent in Richmond, as well as an investor myself.

I own a consulting company that takes up a lot of my time as well as a wife and two young children.