Well step one or near step one would be you need to know a lot of people with a lot of cash.

Improvements made by the tenant may seem great, but in the end of the day you need to realize that your tenant is by default making a poor investment himself and stepping on your toes to boot.

I have experience gutting my first home and have practically fixed everything all the way to the studs.

The first step is to secure a lender that will allow you to use a secondary source for coming up with the down payment.

It seems like a simple thing, but reaching out in BiggerPockets about getting started as a real estate investor is a great first step.

You’ve taken a great first step in real estate investment.

I am trying to put together my next step.

I know someone has done this here so any advice on steps, what to be cautious about.

Hi, I was wondering if anyone can give me some color on the operational steps involved in purchasing bundles of non-performing notes, in broad strokes. 

Take it one step at a time.Have you been attending your local REIs?