You can get good cash flow and solid appreciation at the same time.

It seems this is very complex and not for novice and someone without a deep understanding can get taken advantage of easily.

@Brent Geubtner I second @Nicholas L. that meetup is solid but in the city.

@Benjamin Sulka If i'm understanding you correctly, you are not liking the numbers of a duplex after you move out and have to rent both sides.I obviously don't know your numbers or what you are accounting for but if the building is generally newer and in better condition it is ok to dial back the capex and repairs budget in my mind.Additionally we pulled the trigger on our house hack really without considering what would happen when we left. 

., that is some solid advice.

When doing a BRRRR you need a solid team in place.

I am a determined to become a successful real estate investor with an understanding that success in real estate requires continuous learning and adaptation to the everchanging economic environment.In the upcoming months, I will be actively engaging in the formation of a strategic partnership with two to three like-minded individuals, pooling our resources, and vision to embark on a life-changing journey into the world of real estate investing.

I'm seeking guidance on where to start when it comes to understanding terminology and what my options for investments even are.

so I understand...you are going to find leads and have people cold call and solicit them for what...to sell you their home?

Hey @Jarred MarrowFor your agent question I would HIGHLY suggest you click on the FIND AN AGENT tab and look for some solid agents in your area and connect with them.