Hey everyone,This morning on the way to work I saw a yellow bandit sign. But this time it read, "Learn to Fix/Flip, wholesale, and Invest. Don't Delay. Call (xxx) xxx-xxxx." I was wondering if anyone here has seen the...

Biggest value was living in it through college, reducing my personal monthly housing expenses to about $300 What was the outcome?

@Shay SinghAs a first time investor, start with single family rentals. you can buy using turnkey or MLS route.your local area can present opportunities and you can join local REA groups to educate yourself more.Recession in housing market is given and if you are tapping your line of credit as a down payment, you are leveraged to the hilt. to make $4k net a month, you will need to generate $6k after prop mgt fees and keep a cushion of $2k a month for repairs.real estate investing is great but have to acknowledge that repairs are always needed as you scale portfolios.look into midwest and midsouth areas. lot of reputable turnkey providers and realtors on BP. i am sure you will connect to the right source and start your journey.

I'm definitely open to any good sources of information

I would say that the biggest challenge for me was getting a buyer to understand the concept and the reasoning behind it.

I just recently got an award for the biggest flip profit in Centeral Pennsylvania.for 2018.  

If that is the correct source, can someone elaborate on the numbers more for me?

After words contact her and ask if she would like to do it again with you.The biggest mistake landlords make is to allow tennats to control their business.

Quick Question: I need some good resources/ online property management sources for drawing up a new lease?

(source: have some [arbitrarily graded] B-to-C grade rentals in similar markets and am achieving long-term returns right around where you're looking)