It's gonna be mostly useful if you buy local apartment buildings so you might want to concentrate on that part.

I have an uncle who has over 35 years of carpentry experience and an uncle who has over 10 years of residential general contracting experience (currently lives in Florida, though).I have a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Project Management and I graduated in the top 10% of my class.I have 7+ years of business management/finance experience working in supply chain roles.I decided last summer that I wanted to learn about flipping houses.

I've learned to take the time to do a detailed analysis concentrating on expenses and being conservative about the monthly income.

I would like to concentrate in Oklahoma and Texas to begin.

Then, you own 8 units and tenants are paying down debt and you can concentrate on acquiring deals rather than managing as you scale.

Also, if you have a strong interest, some schools are offering real estate as a concentration, how great is that! 

Concentrate on finishing your degree first (I have a doctorate).

Concentrate on one market initially and once you have a proven model to build your team you can diversify.

I'm a new investor looking for my first property in the DMV area and for other investors to connect with.A little about me - I went to the University of Maryland, College Park for my B.S. in Nutrition and Food Science, concentration in Dietetics, and graduated mid-pandemic in the spring of 2020.

Parts of the southeast have high concentrations of POH communities.