Getting too wrapped around the axle about finding the ideal first deal is a good way to miss the game because you were too busy sitting on the sidelines wondering when to enter.

Since I have been playing for a while and the industry is getting smaller due to regulations which reduces the traffic and the number of recreational players (which makes the game less profitable) I think is the moment to start transitioning to Real Estate.I am literally devorating everything in BP, just bought the 2 books of Brandon Turner (hey Brundon if you read this just let you know that I love the way you explain and the methods of teaching you follow, I really find them effective for newbies like me) so I will be trying to educate myself in RE as much as I can in order to be succesful in the future.If there is someone out there who is also starting in RE, in spanish market and want to connect me to talk about whatever or just for future networking, dont hesitate to do it!

I'm super new to this game and I am in a small (tiny?)

In the end it's more or less the same for the seller, but it works out better at the closing table for you.

The other night, I was watching a hockey game (yes, I'm Canadian) on tv and browsing Facebook when a post from a local Facebook classified group caught my attention.

This is my 30,000 mile high in the sky overview of real estate investing.I tend to look at investing in real estate like a  high stakes poker game, especially in the Bay Area.

The  next expected fed funds raise is at the July meeting and four raises this year certainly seems off the table to me.BTW the 10 year just fell below 2%.  

A lot of these tenants are people who got messed up in the crisis, and are out of the game.

Back home my dad and I were working on our second flip, and really just getting started back in the real estate game.

I want to get back in the game and start expanding my small portfolio of properties.