All of these have free videos on YouTube!

I am watching for more of your posts.

I second the idea of watching pricing.  

I spend an inordinate amount of time trying to fight against the tide of YouTube gurus that encourage brand-new investors to set up an LLC before even buying their first home.

It's just like the new  people on this board that watched hours and hours of podcasts and read tons of books, and they say they're ready.

Writing down my debts and seeing them become smaller over time still doesn’t compare to the feeling of being able to watch my real estate portfolio grow while I’m paying off my loans – it's an incredibly motivating process.

What people need to watch out for is newer syndicators with little experience trying to build teams and have to keep doing mediocre deals to feed their team to survive.

Any tips would be helpful, or anything that I should watch out for. 

Usually when someone shows up new to the forums with an inkling to do Section 8, they don't really understand the complications that can come from investing in them and have seen a YouTube or TikTok that makes it sound like a no-brainer to get paid by the government to be a landlord.

Insurance costs are going to be extremely relative to a list of variables that differ with every property, but if you know what to target and what to watch out for, these costs do not at all prevent positive cash flow on the right opportunities