Attend some local REIA meetings too!

I have 200+ books in my audible library and they have helped me tremendously.If you're interested in attending a local REIA meeting there is a great one in Matthews, NC I attend weekly and would recommend.

I think I spent like 400 setting mine up on Legal Zoom and then I pay a yearly registered agent fee of like 150/200 and then I pay a yearly fee to the state of like 100 bucks. 

You may have seen it already - but if not ee this the following change for 5% down-payments beginning in November - which is a game changer for those in this exact situation.Fee free to reach out with any connections on the legal side.Good luck!

I am excited to network and meet wholesalers from the area, if anyone may want to JV on some deals or just share knowledge and property feel free to reach out.

Doing business under a name other than your legal name before owning it is illegal (Title 18, Oklahoma Statutes, Section 1140) and would raise flags if I was buying from you, but not everyone does due diligence like I do.

This approach will set a solid foundation for your real estate investing journey here in the A.And if you are going to use Melanie's recommendation to check out the GA REIA, you can do so by searching here on Bigger Pockets forums, you'll find they post new meetings quite often.

Online it says "In some instances corporations and certain other legal entities must be represented by an attorney" not sure what those certain entities are...

Having trustworthy contractors on your team is essential to rehabilitation projects being successful.Attend Local events: Participate in networking and real estate meetings in your community.

Kim’s idea pf appreciation is definitely spot on, that is if you meet all those “ifs”, such as buying low.