@William Coet Try googling "flat fee MLS" and you will find many providers of this service.Here are the big things to look for in a flat fee MLS listing:1.

Here's some advice and insights on utilizing private money and home flipping to get started:Private Money: Lenders of funds to real estate investors that provide better returns on investment than standard financing choices are known as private money lenders.

I would appreciate any tips/advice/books that you can provide me to help jumpstart my real estate journey!

Renovated the property by providing substantial updates.

The listing and the photos looks great and you are posting on all the top sites.I would recommend reevaluating the price to see if a price adjustment will drive traffic as well as consider posting to a site like Facebook Marketplace.I know that our market in San Diego is different than where you are located, but we are seeing it takes approximately 23 days for a property to be leased. 

Here are a few ways technology is revolutionizing the real estate sector:Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR): VR and AR technologies allow potential buyers to tour properties remotely, providing a realistic sense of the space without the need for physical visits.Blockchain and Real Estate Transactions: Blockchain technology offers a secure, transparent way to conduct real estate transactions, reducing fraud and speeding up the process.Property Management Software: Modern property management solutions automate many aspects of property management, from tenant screening to rent collection, making it easier and more efficient to manage rental properties.Embracing Sustainability in Real EstateSustainability is no longer just a buzzword; it's a critical consideration for the real estate sector.

Its a fun read and he writes well...but the paperwork provided in the course is a mess.

Looking forward to soaking up knowledge, sharing experiences, and maybe even providing a laugh or two.

If the Minnesota market has duplexes or 2-4 multi-family units, this could be a great way to get started.If you already own a home, then I would say to do some research on the top places around the country to invest in and build a team and a network of experts in that area. 

@Marius FleischerYou will have 50% of people tell you that you should invest there and 50% say otherwise or provide areas they feel are betterEach area has positives and negatives - my recommendation is to visit each of these areas then shortlist them and continue to figure out where to invest