Welcome to BP Robert Perea-Martinez, thanks for your service as well.Deciding to get engaged in the forum discussions is a step in the right direction.

Each of them focused on different market(s), varying neighborhood demographics, and with slightly different investment philosophies.Without getting into a lengthy step-by-step explanation, my suggestion to help point you in the right direction is to focus on markets with a stable housing market, and a growing (or stable) local economy.Once you've identified the best market for you and your investment goals, then select neighborhood and property combinations that make the most sense.

It has to be knowledgeable and with at least some few years of proven experience.

I get a call from a tenant, thinks there is termite damage because her brother fell through the back step.

And in case you haven't seen it, this post might help ya out: How to Buy a Small MultiFamily Property: A Step by Step Case StudySeeya around!

I taking this first step in real estate for freedom from the conventional 9-5 and working 30 years before retiring.

I'm currently in the process of taking my first real steps to acquiring my first rehab as an investor!

Spoke to motivated seller and we agreed to 170000 at 1600 a month and I'm going to be assigning the deal so I'll be looking to make around 7k and step out of the deal.

So essentially I feel like this means step 1 instead of finding properties should be going to a lender and finding out what they can do for me, then go on to trying to find a property.3.

Now i just gotta get my buyers to step up, and step up finding more buyers.Got a core few buyers but I've stripped their capacity.Still, it's a thrill landing the deals.