Its was inspiring to hear about your creativity and flexibility in investing over the course of your career!

@Bruce ParkDo your due diligence on your potential partners by verifying their personal and career facts (some or most), ask for references, consider working together on a smaller deal, discuss and align on long term plans.

We began our RE investing careers last fall after purchasing our first “live and flip” in Shelby, NC.

I'm very excited to be starting my real estate career and am looking at buying my first rental property as soon as I can.

If you're not feeling it, just leave now.You're going to go through a ton of realtors in your career, don't get stuck with one right out of the gate. 

No way I spent a career learning what I know about courthouse steps.. someone wants to do it and compete against me then they need to learn it like I did.. 

I'm somewhere in the middle of my restaurant career as a chef.

If you use Zestimate, I believe it will be a short career.

I always had an interest in computers, and it was a career path that paid well and didn't require a college degree to enter.

What are the best investments/ideas to begin with? Is it impossible to start owning properties / rehabbing properties or renting out properties with less than $25,000?