As of now, I am currently just studying the process of rental property investing through books, podcasts, videos and blogs to gain knowledge and learn from other people so I can prepare myself for when I begin my journey in the following year.

I am studying for the test now.Thanks for your help.Rob

I'm new around here, but I've been reading about real estate investing since the 1980's, when I bought a book by Wade Cook called "How to Build a Real Estate Money Machine" and a home-study course by Carleton Sheets. 

That's astonishing given the fact that it's saving us about $2,500/year in electric costs and will be paying out SREC credits for another 8 years, but the appraisers have said "show me a study that says that buyers will pay more".Back to your sale - inventory in the Boston area and all of eastern Mass is still incredibly low. 

More calls about the neighbors upstairs walking too loudly at night, playing music, yelling, parking their car in the wrong spot, etc.

Of course no one can truly time the market, but is it potentially wise to wait a quarter to see how things unfold (and to study more on this type of investment)?

Like a study guide ?

Although I have been studying my butt off, there is nothing like good old trial by fire, or learning first hand on from an experienced individual, so I welcome all feedback, advice and mentorship, thank you ahead of time. 

Try to minimize mistakes by studying hard and being very careful.

Hello everyone,My name is Ray Acosta, and I am currently a junior studying Computer Science at the University of Georiga—Go Dawgs!