I'm currently looking to expand my network and learn from experienced investors, particularly those familiar with the Cleveland market.

First time landlord and I am definitely learning some tough lessons here.

Petersburg's waterfront lifestyle really resonates with me, and whether I'm on the boat or analyzing investment opportunities, real estate is always on my mind.I'd like to connect with like-minded investors and learn more about long-term rentals, drop a comment or send me a message! 

I love learning and have a lot of free time.

As you are doing, your parents come first.You could do S&P500, but my opinion is you are willing to learn about investing in real estate, learn about investing in the public markets. 

There will be a few headaches and learning experiences, but most won't bankrupt you.Class C has more headaches and higher chances of making huge mistakes.

If you are wanting to learn more about business and how to get things generally setup look at traction by gino wickman, vivid vision by cameron harold, and story brand by donald miller. 

I’m thinking of investing into the real estate but there are so many miss guidance especially if you new and want to learn.

works in any market.continuing to learn about creative financing is fine, but i personally think it's at least an intermediate, if not advanced, real estate strategy, for a fairly well capitalized investor.i have purchased a couple of deals on seller finance, i am just not interested in sub-to. 

@Matthew Banks yeah, lots of people get surprised when they hear the ol' "quit your job" pitch about real estate and learn that they traded one job for another.