Study the market and be able to answer questions with hard facts.

I've been studying and learning about real estate investing for years and I'm ready to finally get started.

I live in Washington, DC and I’m planning to purchase and study for a real estate license in Maryland and I will apply for reciprocity in DC, thereafter.

I just recently relocated to the dmv so I'm studying the market as well with commercial properties, don't hesitant to message me!

As of now, I am currently just studying the process of rental property investing through books, podcasts, videos and blogs to gain knowledge and learn from other people so I can prepare myself for when I begin my journey in the following year.

I am studying for the test now.Thanks for your help.Rob

I'm new around here, but I've been reading about real estate investing since the 1980's, when I bought a book by Wade Cook called "How to Build a Real Estate Money Machine" and a home-study course by Carleton Sheets. 

That's astonishing given the fact that it's saving us about $2,500/year in electric costs and will be paying out SREC credits for another 8 years, but the appraisers have said "show me a study that says that buyers will pay more".Back to your sale - inventory in the Boston area and all of eastern Mass is still incredibly low. 

Of course no one can truly time the market, but is it potentially wise to wait a quarter to see how things unfold (and to study more on this type of investment)?

Like a study guide ?