Are there any specific street design or access requirements, DOT requirements, permits or traffic studies.

From my time sitting on the "sideline" studying, reading, analyzing deals and listening to the amazing podcasts I am finally ready to start my life and begin my real estate journey.

Are there any specific street design or access requirements, DOT requirements, permits or traffic studies.

According to a new study by Realtor.com, buying is more cost-efficient than renting in a growing number of the largest cities in the country.

I'd like to begin analyzing multiple properties a day, Getting into the nitty gritty math work to go along with my book studies.

I am a social studies teacher and am looking to do real estate investing to build wealth and passive income- not as a full time job currently.

Thank you @Paul Moore, I will follow @Brian Burke and continue studying. 

I have been studying real estate investing for a while now.

I am studying for an engineering degree, so I know I’m not going to be able to put a lot of time and effort into it yet, but any advice on how to begin learning and meeting people is very much appreciated (and hopefully there are others in a similar situation who could learn from this discussion, as well).

I’ve been studying multifamily analysis and proper management a lot recently, and I’m here on BP to learn more and make some connections.