I’m entering my senior year of college and want to get into REI.It’s easy to read books and understand concepts, but making a plan and working at it is a little more complicated.Does anyone have any advice on finding someone local to work under for valuable real estate experience?

I'm just getting started myself in RE and so don't have much valuable information to share but I plan to change that in the coming months/years.After sitting on the sidelines and a little paralysis analysis I've finally committed to taking the leap.

It is 4 acres on a lake with road access and access to public utilities, so it should be valuable.

You may not have money, but you have the most valuable thing in the world. 

Inspections are valuable before closing as they can reveal negotiation points and if it is done by a pro you will get a full written report.

One valuable source may be a local commercial appraiser.

If you take that into account, these urban in-fill units will be quite valuable in the next few decades.Again, I think that folk are correct about the exit strategy.

I'm a newbie and looking to get some valuable information from those who have already been successful in wholesaling business.My target state is New Jersey (I haven't narrowed it down yet).

You have found one of the most valuable free resources on the internet for real estate investors new and old.

Hopefully as we get our own tenants signing up, the email list will be more valuable.