I look forward to learning from everyone and starting this chapter of my life i've always wanted to fulfill!  

Lessons learned?

Lessons learned?

As long as you treat tenants with respect and own in at least a B- location, you should avoid much of the headaches you see in the headlines. i would suggest getting connected with the Salem REIA and start networking with folks there to learn more about how to be successful in your area.

In dealing with government agencies, you quickly learn why the budget is totally out of control.

Depending how much you earn you can step up those savings by getting a side-hustle in any part of real estate....working for a top Real Estate office on weeknights and weekends, working for an RE Investor, working for a General Contractor and learning a few skills, etc.

Learn the language.

@Paul Baldwin - I have found there are two ways to understand/learn something....find someone who already knows or teach/learn yourself...the later works, but just takes longer and often has room for more errors.There's no true cheat sheet until you have done enough projects in your specific area!

By analyzing metrics like sales figures and listing effectiveness ratings AI driven tools such as Relitixs "switch risk rating" and "rookie potential rating" enable recruiters to prioritize their actions and uncover agents with potential.Furthermore AI is constantly evolving, with machine learning algorithms adjusting to market shifts and refining grading systems, for accuracy and relevance.

We are cash flowing Lessons learned?