You will effectively eliminate mistakes off of your real estate journey by either working or talking to successful out of investors AND build relationships with others who can help you grow in the future.

My wife and I currently own one commercial property in Portland, but I am very interested in multi family units for future.

You *might* find someone truly knowledgeable, but your best bet is to again, find a professional service/attorney to help you.You need to learn your laws now so that you're not scrambling again  when you have an issue in the future.

My name is Lindsay and my husband and I are beginning our journey to real estate investing and future freedom.

What I learned was mostly the process of buying a house and the importance of knowing as much about the property you're interested in as you can.Best of luck to you in your future investing!

I'd like to be an investor/developer in the future and CRE seems like a great place to learn while you earn.

B) Look at all of the surrounding land parcels and try to understand what used to be there, what is there now and what might be built there in the future.C) Consider what sort of services the tenants might need and how they are currently handled and might be in the future.

My unit is a 2BR/1BA 800 square foot unit, am I setting myself up for significant pain in the future?

You might want to get intimately acquainted with the current and future landlord tenant legislation in Portland before deciding to invest here, especially if you enjoy sanity.

Well I can't help you much, as I barely received my Salesperson License last week, but I am also from the Ventura area and looking to invest in the future.