This past day i have done extensive research on a good CRM for my wholesaling business that will effectively handle drip-campaign follow ups for my motivated seller leads from my cold-calling campaign.

Feel free to tag me with any follow up questions you may have.

I have looked up taxes via the county assessment but it’s not very easy to follow or maybe I just don’t understand how to read it.Do you just call the agent listed for the property on a place like Zillow to find these answers?

Many have posted a few great tips already, that's the cool thing about this forum ;-) That said, I highly recommend using the awesome tools provided here on BP to learn the basics of analysis and underwriting.A few tips to get started and your continued learning:Find and connect with other BP members that are in your area.Set up keyword alerts to be notified of the topics that interest you.Read Beginner’s Guide.Check out BP Podcasts.Find upcoming real estate events and meetups near you.If you'd like to tag someone in the conversation, type @ followed by their name and then select the name of that person that appears below the comments box.

For a first investment, following the normal buying process is a good way to go.

@Josh Richter  Here’s the process the Housing Authority sent me:I’ve raised the rent on mine twice in the last year following this process and it was approved both times.

Hey Guys,Just wanted to follow up and show what we ended up doing with house.

At the moment I am thinking with the 60k I can possibly purchase 2-3 properties that are worth about 80-100k that are located in decent neighborhoods and use majority of the cash flow to purchase additional property later on (this is largely based on assumptions I put about 20% down payment on a property that follows the 1% rule).As for a goal I would say for the time being I would like to try and match my career monthly income with my passive income.

Only those that have a dream that they're following can move in.

Try to follow the 70% if you're a newer investor.At this point, hard money lenders (HMLs) might be our only option if you want to close it on time.