I'd get a old school plumber that's known for working on steam.

When a market is steaming hot on price and supply is low, it's a terrible time to start investing unless you have your own lead flow that can get to owners who don't look at their rising Zestimate every day.

Real estate is solid, but as we have seen in the last year anything can happen so having several revenue steams is best.

I do need to focus on getting through school for now and get my steam of income first.

Also, I know it is such a seller's market right now, so should I just wait awhile before I go full steam ahead or no?

Yet, many are claiming that the train will not slow down, but will continue to pick up steam through out 2022.Further, a ton of home owners took advantage of forbearance which allowed them to not pay their mortgage for 12, 18, and even 24 months, and then defer the missed payments. 

I predict that the market will run out of steam and gradually return to equilibrium.

Hi,After procrastinating for 10 years I am going full steam ahead to start syndicating multi-family properties.I've worked as a broker and have many investor clients that are interested in investing with me. 

Although we have experience with taking annual leases and sub-letting short term, we encourage clients to take the management % (20%) approach because it allows them to capture additional profit over time as the rental gains steam and reviews build up.  

Paint, new dishwasher, steam cleaned carpets, furnished entire home, and bought a golf cart that’s also available for rent Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?