Hello i was just wondering i am 17 years old and i want to start real estate investing but since im 17 i have no money, is it possible at all that you can start real estate investing with no money at all?

I don't think it really matters for your original question I was just wondering after you mentioned this was a turn-key situation for investing.

I know this can be used as an advantage but am wondering how it can be set up.

I want to get more involved in real estate but the market seems white hot and its left me with cold feet wondering when and how to jump in.

I was wondering if anyone on this forum has or is currently an owner of an apartment complex.

Hi all,I am wondering about keeping some apartments pet free, but in the same house where there are already dogs (previous landlord allowed)?

I'm wondering what steps I could take to ensure that this is a good area to rent in.

I was wondering if I could use transactional lending to get the property then put renters in there and do a cash out refi.

I know this opens up the world of partners and other types of creative financing.In the end, I wonder what everyone else out there in So-Cal is finding success with at the moment (without giving away any of their secrets of course!).

I have been in the background most of the time - listening, learning and privately messaging some of you like @Curt S, Ali B, Sharon V, Brian G, Marco S, Brandon T --And I have been getting a lot of value from this community of friendly, helpful and wonderful professionals.