I think real estate sales will help satisfy some of that and at the same time build my knowledge base... and the networking will be great too!

Go take some RE agent class and start off with some real RE knowledge, you don't need to get a license, but you could, to make money while keeping your job.

My plan is to purchase a property, rent it, hold on to it and repeat until I have enough rentals to retire happily ever after.This is a great site/app to gain knowledge and learn from others.Thank you,Diane

It has taken me a full year to complete the interior renovation, but after the appraisal that we just got back we have increased the value over 200K.Looking to gain as much knowledge as possible before diving into the non-owner occupied world.SK

From your post sounds like you have a lot of knowledge to share with everyone on here.

I was drawn to here by people saying you can pick up, learn, interact, network, discuss and blog about the same RE investment knowledge for FREE here that you would pay $500-$10000 for!

They are in a highly desired suburban school district, but also in a college area that could attract students.

I believe this group is run by knowledgeable real estate investors whose goal is to teach others about real estate investing not to sell you some class from some guru who happens to be in town.

Welcome aboard Dave, a wealth of information is contained on this site and a ton of very knowledgeable people.

We have found through our experience that these price points help provide a higher quality home (age, location, school district, curb appeal, crime rate, median household income, lower maintenance profile, appreciation potential, etc.) and a higher quality tenant (fiscally more responsible, less transient, strong job security, etc).I hope this helps give some clarity to our business and please let me know if i can be of assistance.Sincerely,Michael Finn