I have been in the Oil & Retail Connivence industry with Operations for the past 25 years & my wife is an RN who also doubles as Super Mom.  

Greeting to all of my fellow real estate investors, realtors and everyone in the industry.

As others eluded to, you don’t need credit to start in this industry, but a good score certainly helps and a good score is 720 or better in the conventional financing world.

I do hold an Associates degree in Industrial Electronics.

Only way to be successful in this industry and in life in general.

There are many locations in NH west of major cities with appealing vacancy rates and low prices. (C) type area. The demand is high for rentals but appreciation values seem stagnant. Thoughts on investing in these type...

Sometimes these are about the numbers like they are tonight and other times we just get updates from local professionals to see what they see happing in their business like we did last month.We have case studies from local investors so you can see who is doing deals and what real numbers look like.We have local and national industry providers who share what they can do to help your business RIGHT now.And last we have educational speakers on various topics. 

I’d say getting licensed helped me better learn the market, network with peers, learn the mortgage industry, how to make strong offers, find deals, etc. but it takes time to ramp up the income.Somehow I got the best of both worlds with a steady paycheck with a job I get to do from home, and the flexibility to keep up with my real estate deals.

The property manager should have extensive experience in the investment real estate industry and know the market better than just a regular agent.

I moved to Atlanta bc the housing market was so low and could buy in a booming city and I wanted to be in film industry.