If you are consistent with learning real estate over the next 4-6 months, you’ll be ready to purchase your first (or next) property in NO TIME!

If you are consistent with learning real estate over the next 4-6 months, you’ll be ready to purchase your first (or next) property in NO TIME!

If its consistent cash flow, you might want a long term rental option versus short term rentals, but thats just meThen pick a market that allows you to do that strategy, and base it off data points.

People don’t want to work them, and customers would rather order through a device and get consistent results. 

It’s easy to understand the benefits each of these can offer so take advantage of your experience/connections in these areas to lead to investing success.Demographic TrendsSince you’ll likely be looking to invest in assets that are fully rented with consistently growing rental prices, you’ll want the demographics to support those goals as well.

If you only take a high level view of the portfolio as a whole, you may not figure out that a certain property in the portfolio has consistently had a 5% increase in R&M year over year.

Should I wait until I make a consistent salary starting in 2020 and can save more money for this, or is there a feasible and sensible way that I can start sooner?

This feels consistent with everything I've been hearing lately. 

The numbers work because I put 5% down, but I do not have the cash to be consistently putting 20% down in my area. 

Ive invested in many regions of the US, fired many PMs, and Metroplex Homes were consistently one of the most dependable.