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Quote from @David Greathouse: Usually landlords pay for the water/sewer and tenants take car of their own snow removal in my experience. 

From my experience, a person typically has to mail out thousands of letters to get a small response.Out of the small response a person needs to be able to know how to structure and the ability to close the deal.

I have experience with RETA. 

Did anyone experience this?

I have ideas of how to meet my goals and step my foot through the door of RE Investing but with my lack of experience I would be very grateful if there is anyone in my area (Lake Wylie, SC/ Charlotte, NC) with more experience and willing to sit down for 10-30 minutes with me and help me get over the fear factor of taking that first step, and help me feel comfortable to be able to take action and start the journey.

Any folks who have experience with property managers, please comment.

A young guy with no construction experience....worst Home Inspector ever.

From my experience small properties don't seem understand cap rates, or even care about cap rates as much.

In my experience I have had some builders/manufacturers push back against this process but if they want the business then they will typically play ball.