You can also check their reviews online at Google, Facebook, or Yelp.

Would also say that without capital and experience, it would be hard to get a good deal under contract.Start making contacts with investors, lenders, etc at local REIA and other forums.Last but not least, I would also encourage you to make sure your underwriting is robust and supports the correct assumptions (vacancy, leasing staff, maintenance staff, etc).

We are located in San Diego ourselves and while I was looking for more "person-to-person" networking, I find more "online" versions due to Covid which I don't particularly like.

You can also check their reviews online at Google, Facebook, or Yelp.

Every single online news article is biased and solely to drive consumer traffic.

Some are really robust and geared towards PM companies and landlords with large portfolios.

But in some cities, that may not be the case, so do your homework to find out.Stacey Freed writes about homes, design, remodeling, and construction for online and print national trade and consumer publications, including "Better Homes & Gardens."

Hope you learn from this that you can't just blindly estimate income & expenses and you need to REALLY understand what you are reading online.

I am looking for a very thorough real estate course online.

I messaged an online attorney and they seemed to think I had done everything in my power to alert them and that in Texas you have to let them know about the dangerous condition and take steps to remedy it.