Hi Everyone,I have been studying every corner of this site for about the past month in an attempt to learn as much as I possibly can about RE investing before I take the plunge with my first deal.

I am a former New Yawker myself.as anyone one here will tell you the key to starting out in real estate investing is eighty percent study and twenty percent doing. 

I made an offer on one of their listings and after I clicked submit, the contract language changed to "net to seller".

To be honest, I do not have a firm grasp on the numbers in the calculator yet, but am working hard to study.

those typically rent for a lot more The HOA has some sort of language That would prohibit Airbnb. 

I live in Alexandria and my son used to study in ODU and I like the area around the university.I've been looking at MLS properties but they look like they're overpriced.

By studying business and finance you will learn many things that could help with your real estate down the road.

You need to take the time to sit down and study your state landlord tenant regulations.

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It was a very brief introduction, as with most of the subjects they touched on, but I became very interested and it prompted me to do further study.