It's like learning to ride a bike, first you introduce the basics, learn how the breaks work, learn to steer, and how to peddle.

I would start listening to podcasts anytime you are in the car/walking/etc to learn up on any specific aspect of real estate.

My question is, I feel my team leader is doing what a broker should do, which is helping me go through the document and learn how to deal with buyer's remorse.

If you would like to learn too.

I initially set out with the goal of house hacking a Multi-family property, I quickly came to learn that not only does my area not have many MFH, but the ones we do have are way out of my budget. 

Looking for anyone that has had experience and any advice or lessons learned. 

By bringing together individuals with the key skills of deal finding, analysis, operations, and capital raising, and learning from the experience of top coaches and marketers, aspiring syndicators can navigate the challenges and capitalize on the opportunities in this exciting investment niche.

.• 3-year business plan goals achieved in under 12 months• Listed for sale at 2026 projected price of $1.875M• Accepted $1.825M cash offer from 1031 exchange buyer• Closed sale in Oct. 2023 to secure long-term capital gains• New Sales Record Set: $228K per unit sale price, the highest ever in Bridgeport CThttps://westfaironline.com/real-estate/bridgeport-mixed-use-property-breaks-record-for-price-per-unit-sale/ Lessons learned?

Lesson learned on the MTR is to get a better home inspection done, and also we have a better eye for bad construction.

You'll give up a hefty piece of your earnings on business they send you but at least you'll have some income while you're learning.