In terms of learning: listen to the BP podcasts, engage on the forums, read books, watch YouTube videos, everything.  

Ideally by starting with a house hack.

Many newbies think wholesaling represents the ideal solution to (1) no money and (2) no risk.

@Carmine CatalanoHola Carmine, te voy a enviar mensaje directo para hablarte por teléfono o video sobre casa de dos o 3 familia en NYC

Not ideal, but it's worked fine in the few instances we have like that.

Ideally 2-5 member LLCs are betters as some lenders prefer minimum membership percentage of the LLC be 20-25%. 

I just watched a YouTube video that recommended using one. 

Through the last couple of month, in addition to studying on the license I developed my knowledge of several real estate-related apps and software so when I am asking for an opportunity I would have something to offer as well, such as: Matterport, Inc (for making 3-D renderings of assets so that prospective buyers may take virtual tours)Repair Estimator Plus (for estimating the costs and expenses associated with each deal)Follow up boss (for centralizing communication)Cloud attract (for building landing pages)Wise agent (for email automation)LionDesk (for recording and embedding videos into emails and texts)Spacio (for digitizing open house sign-in forms) PalmAgent One (for estimating closing costs)Disclosures.io (for organizing and sharing disclosures)Dotloop (for signing offers and closing documents)Looking forward to hearing back from you.Best regards,Reza Rostamnezhad

Ideally this will be done before we close at the end of June.Rental property expenses will be paid directly from the business account.

I saw a youtube video of a woman in Atlanta doing it at her county recorder and it was as easy as walking up to a desk and paying $14. unfortunately for me my assessor/recorder  is currently closed to the public due to covid. i called them and they said that the only way currently is to send it in by mail and that could take 6-8 weeks to actually be recorded on the property.