After years of studying and discussing REI with others, I am finally ready to dive in.

That said, the lease the tenant signed did have language specifying that she received the property in satisfactory condition and it was expected to be returned similarly.

I am a new agent for (three weeks) I’ve done a lot of studying but just need a few solid tips.Thanks in advance

The way I do market studies, ***deleted web link*****there is more than enough clients here.Key thing I am doing, is to make sure I have everything, I can control covered:a.

I was constantly studying.

When I started in the REI world almost 20 years ago, I studied educational info from Equity Trust Co and learned a lot. 

You need to take a step back and study where population and job growth is occurring.

It’s a question of different banking and legal systems, financing opportunities and leverage (or the lack thereof), language, culture, strategies that with and others that don’t, having people on the ground you can trust, ....On the other hand, many people are doing it.

I found the Real Estate Rookie podcast 2 weeks ago and it lead to me being here and studying on BRRRR and other strategies.

You have to know how to evaluate repair costs and study how to do ARV without a license, but in the end, you have to know how to make contact with sellers and then build a buyer's list.