Of course learning through experience is the best bet for anyone but none of it would make sense to me if I haven’t even scratched the surface.

I'm 25 and live in the Washington DC metro area, and work in financial services.I have done really well investing in the markets and have been trying to save as much as i can (while still enjoying life to the fullest), and have created a nice little nest egg to start my journey in real estate investing.The reason i am starting this thread, is because after living and renting in the DC metro area for 3 years here, i just do not believe the market here is attractive for buying house hacking or renting properties. 

My bet is he's referring to the fact that he can't qualify for a mortgage on a new house for some time.

I hope to see you around at a local REA meeting some time, and to discuss our journey sometime!

When you have these questions answered, you should have a clear idea which direction to go.I hope this helps with your Wholesaling journey

When this changes hands it will be reassessed and you can bet it will be much closer to market price, around $150k or more based on zillow picture you posted.

Any help will be much appreciated on this journey.

We are all in this journey together – and I look forward to seeing you on the forums as we all continue to help each other grow.

I'm a natural information seeker and trial -n- error entrepreneur in the beginning of starting a real estate journey.

I've never rented or anything like that, I'm just beginning my real estate journey, and I don't even know where to go to find out things like the laws and rules of renting or where I can file contracts.