Hey Jason...What about a Real Estate investment opp that doesn't involve all the messiness of "tenants and toilets", taking out loans/financing or rehabbing or construction or buildings of ANY kind?

Investors often ask about an investor friendly title company.

It's always "there was a mess up on the payroll checks at work and it's delayed" or "I'm waiting for X date to get some big check".....things that don't usually happen to people as often as the tenats would like you to believe.

These people often attend REIA meetings.

welcome @Jordan Kissick , I am a bit east of you in Sterling (northeastern corner) but come up your way often for investor meetings.

Dealing with a bad mortgage broker will often result in getting a loan not fitting your criteria, or paying way too much for the loan, or worst of all being strung along and losing the property under contract by not being able to perform.You need to do due diligence on any mortgage broker or lender you are dealing with.

You will hear some claim on BP, not Ken, that compliance is not required if the note predates the Act, not true in all respects.I can say that when a violation of law is discovered and the violator has then taken steps to comply after their discovery, there is an entirely different attitude taken by regulators, often to the point of no harm no foul.

I don't go too often but when i do it great info.

When I was younger, I often told people that I would like a 1/1 w/ a 4 car garage.

On the other hand, they will often have less experience, connections, and market knowledge..Good luck!