There are a lot of micro-skills to learn, from finding great deals to forecasting cash flow to financing to hiring and managing contractors to permits to inspections to managing tenants and property managers.

Lessons learned?

Hi all,Briefly, I’m looking to connect with flipper/BRRRR strategy investors to learn from.

If you insist on DIY managing, you are in for a long and painful learning curve.

Appraisal of over $300,000 Lessons learned?

I would be interested in learning more.

Be open to learning but balance that with a healthy dose of skepticism and your own research/ edification. (2) househacking is the perfect first step.

Hi! I'm new to all this, but having a background in mortgages and finance. I have a property now, but have a unique situation. So looking for help and ideas...I own a house outright, and do not want a lien. I need to ...

I'm hoping to start my career in either metro Dallas-Fort Worth or Chicagoland, and my main priority to is to minimize my housing expense with roommates while building equity and learning how to be a competent landlord.

You really need to learn how to do that.One of my tricks was, "I'll have to get back to you on that."