I am brand new to real estate, as well to BiggerPockets, and have been learning as much as I can just in the past few weeks. However, I have already found an opportunity I feel I can not pass up, even with as little k...

@Cameron Daste flipping is highly competitive, as a newbie your about as likely to lose money as make money. 

A lot of newbies were entering the playing field, because it had no entry barriers, and burning up cash, getting scammed, screwed all over and broke after few months.

Understanding How Real Property Works I am not making the argument to do anything unsafe or that you need to do all of the work on your properties yourself but I believe that understanding how real property works will...

This is exactly the kind of guidance I need being a newbie so that I can evaluate my options.

*Newbie Investor I’m currently looking to buy a long term rental with minimal renovations in North Carolina and chose Fayetteville as my main area of interest.

STR's are one of the more popular forum topics and 'complicated' investment categories (especially for newbies) so I wanted to share some recent investor and operator experiences on the Oregon Coast and why a coastal STR vacation rental home is worth considering. - Feasibility & Permit-ability: If you know where to look you can still secure a STR permit in most cities or counties from Brookings to Astoria.

If a newbie is investing in Baltimore City, they should stick to the locations where the housing stock is in better repair, the tenant base is better, and where there is rental demand.

Hope this is helpful for newbies or anyone who lives in Texas.   

Did you already own a mtr and used the class to fine tune your method or were you a complete newbie and used it to build your foundation?