I've been browsing the forums for an hour a day and everyone here seems to be extremely helpful and successful!

I want to start local and manage my own properties and then once I become successful and acquire more doors.

If you don't have the funds to buy rentals, you to get money (active income, day job income) to afford to buy those properties.Many investors choose to make real estate their active income (being a real estate agent, flipping houses, wholesaling properties,...) because those jobs create profits or commissions, meaning the more successful they work the more money they make.

I have seen a lot of success out of the program. 

Investing can begin with little to no money but is rarely successful.

To know, like, and trust is an overused real estate cliché, but we've run a successful business around it.Once you vet your borrower I strongly suggest you not try to re-invent the wheel.

I was swept away by the illusion that if I maintained good grades and went to college it would put me in the best position and I would set myself up for the best successes of life.

Hey everyone!I was wondering if anyone who has or currently invests with partners would care to share their stories of how you met with them, your goals and what has helped you guys succeed the most.I currently live i...

Real estate investing has very low returns unless you leverage.The reality is that if you want to be a successful investor you must position yourself appropriately.

I would like to discuss the successes and failures of local investors.