Congrats, sounds like a great deal and learning process.

Please keep in mind that this is an abbreviated story and in no way could ever represent the amount of adversity that I experienced through this process or the effort that was required.Looking back, I am amazed with power of real estate and have found a true passion, like nothing I ever experienced in my job and I wish anyone on a similar trajectory to push as hard as you can.

I would greatly appreciate some insight on the actual process of what happens after you are interested in a property, as well as how to get my toes into the Sands of learning my area.Thank you in advance for the advice and wisdom.Best,-Vince

Thanks Account Closed where are you at in the process?

My idea of getting into real estate investing was coming up with 20% of your own money (that's 60k where I live for a low end property), traditional residential mortgage, net maybe $200 a month if I was lucky and repeat the process when I came up with another 20% until I had maybe 40 properties.

Along with a check list and a timeline for the process.

In our area, they are processed through local JP (Justice of the Peace) courts. 

Trey, I think that I would enjoy owning and operating rentals at this point, but I haven't completed a deal.I want to learn how to analyze properties and spot deals; I'm in the beginning processes for sure.  

If necessary, I would potentially use any other income sources to speed up, stay on target or address pain points.I'm suggesting a 10 year time frame as a ball park because I will use any additional income to speed this process along.

The fact that you'll earn a small commission on your own deals is just gravy and the learning process to become one won't be wasted either if you're going into the business.Good luckBrian