Now it’s time for action.

Networking can provide valuable insights and opportunities.7) Get Pre-Approved for Financing: If you plan to buy property, secure financing by getting pre-approved for a mortgage or exploring other funding options.8) Start Small: Consider beginning with a smaller property or investment, such as a single-family home or a small multi-family unit, to minimize risk.9) Conduct Due Diligence: When you find a property of interest, perform thorough inspections, research the title, and assess potential for appreciation and cash flow.10) Take Action: Once you're ready, make an offer and start your real estate journey.

I can go on, but your actions speak to the true underlying problem and that's you. 

First time landlord here, three days into my first rental property and I can't get much action on my listing!

Ive learned so much from it and now I'm looking to place what I've learned into action.

I think the most important thing is taking action and limiting your risk as you start, knowing that part of starting is going to force you to learn some things you just can’t learn otherwise so try not to focus on hitting home runs right out of the gate. 

If the numbers work then take action, but I wouldn't sit on the sidelines based on the seasons.  

Normally, the broker is responsible for all actions taken by their agents and property managers.

So MTRs that are close to the "action" are great.Also, I think the MTR market is getting more and more like Airbnb in Denver and Colorado, in that it's not an amateur's game.

However, real estate deals with enormous amounts of sensitive personal and financial information—from potential buyers’ financial details to tenant records.