You need actual steps, that are practical from the perspective of someone that has been in your shoes, that remembers how hard the struggle was, that knows how difficult it was to break through the analysis paralysis phase, that made mistakes, learned from them, and can predict where you will also stumble and fall and give you pointers when and where to be extra careful.So if I have convinced you that I know what I am talking about because I HAVE been there, this is what you do, knowing now what I wish I knew then.GET A WEBSITE! 

But practice RE management with out a license, or that baseline knowledge, and you taking lots of risk by not knowing what is required or what you are agreeing to. 

I've been practicing working up the #'s on some properties.

Love your opinion on this as I've had the same and practiced it as well.

The squeeze page was compelling and I think the free report, which was a 6 page whitepaper analyzing the amount of money being lost through improper dental billing practices, was of interest to her prospects.Then I took a look at her email sequence and even the final sales page.

Okay, you have passed the licenseing exam in a State other than where you live and you want to practice in that other State.

In practice, that is not always the case for many reasons.

This practically eliminates the possibility of any young CPAs attending no matter our level of interest in real estate investing (ME) because of extension tax returns that are due on October 15. 

Read a paragraph a day related to Multifamily RE, contact a broker a day and introduce myself, nurture database of contacts to cultivate investor relationships and future podcast guests, register for local meetups and actually attend, source and find our next deal and of course practice the Golden Rule at all times.

Since wholesaling can be practiced without a license (excluding IL), the barrier of entry is very low.