My dad has been doing real estate for over 30 years so I've grown up around the agent side of the business but I've always had a desire to be on the investing/development side of it.I've been reading The Millionaire Real Estate Investor and looking around the site and have learned a lot so far; I think I'm over the "what if this doesn't work for me" stage and I'm ready to jump in.I'm interested in buying multi/single family homes, apartments, flipping houses, as well as buying and holding in the Charleston Tricounty area.

I'd say that beyond 2-3 concurrent projects having some kind of organization software is a giant help.

@Brandon SiewertWe are trying to organize a discount of $100 to $200 every time a tenant renews a 12-month lease.

The person who formed the entity is called the Organizer in my state, and I believe in Ohio as well.Sign documents with your signature then, underneath your signature, your title.

"The RING" is the real estate investor networking group that you can find on meetup.com  Its a well organized group of active Baton Rouge area investors that meets on the 2nd Tuesday of every month. 

It's ok to take it slow like the tortouise, because you do still want to be doing this 10 years from now instead of taking a deep hit in the Real Estate market because you weren't well organized.

It's Free 7 nothings solicited by the Organizers.

To @Andy Wong's point, credit unions are able to give much more favorable interest rates because they are not-for-profit organizations, which means they don't pay federal taxes.It's really kind of an unfair advantage that credit unions have over banks (and this is part of why banks have a really hard time competing with them)...

Reputable service dog organizations are proud of their graduates and happy to provide documents of graduation.

I joined shortly after your 4th birthday and we have both grown and changed a lot.