Be an education for sure.

My wife and I live in San Clemente where we are hoping to start our first real estate investments.We are very new to real estate and are definitely in the educational phase.

Ive always had a passion for real-estate but only started to really accelerate my REI education within the last three-months.

Logan,Look around the education section on b/p they have all kinds of information there for you.

You can start there and learn about lots of other places to get education, build your team etc. https://jetlending.com/event/650-investors-attend-last-meeting/Also, if on Facebook, join local investors groups.

Armchair agent attorneys, mistakes agents make and don't tell you about in a transaction until the last second or after the fact, notices from real estate commissions about (agent non-compliance for continuing education, back child support owed, student loan delinquencies, IRS tax levy request notices to broker on agents part of commission payout on a transaction,non-payment for agent license renewal fees, etc.)It goes on and on and on the drama.

That's how we got started on this crazy property management journey.

You might think that you'll get half the money but think about the education that you'll get for free plus the mistake that you won't make.

If you really want to be able to explain it to sellers, you need to learn all of the different structures well enough to be able to educate them.

I am passionate about helping others learn how to build wealth through real estate, let me know if there is anything I can do to help you on your real estate journey.