We all know we can keep thinking about what we want to do but putting it into action is an entire other ball game.What are your top 3 actionable items for a complete beginner who feels lost in the sense of being in a small town and no really local groups where one can shadow or work with?

This isn't just about keeping things organized; it's your safety net if things escalate legally.Legal Grounds Check: It's wise to touch base with a legal expert familiar with your local landlord-tenant laws.

Do you need a local co-host to help you with that?

Join local meetups, read books, listen to podcasts, find a mentor once you have a base level of knowledge.

You should be able.to negotiate a better price with cash.See if you.have a local Real Estate club you can join.

I want to be sure to be able to secure it with the real estate.You may want to have a local real estate attorney draft it up.

@Melody T.100% and thank you for bringing that local CA and CPUC insight.

I invest locally in Columbus and Cleveland.

@John KrapfI agree there is not a single software solution for investors yet… We are developing AI investor tools at our brokerage in Reno,NV that uses local data and humans.

If you are local self managing is not that difficult, you just have to have the mind for creating and following a process.