At least the first one.

I'm a realtor and I usually see the MLS I don't have experience as an investor.

I know one option is to wade into the waters of private funding.

Everything in this post is great, but you have to clear the FOMO and thought of scale now.

Most of my experience is with larger multifamily, so there's only so much information you're going to get from the owners of those properties on the front end.

Head to the "for rent" tab, mark your general criteria (bed/bath count), and check days on market for those rental listings.

A South Korean company that supplies Tesla is inching closer to a transformative project - codenamed "Project Motion Forward" south of Austin that could make the company Buda's largest private-sector employer.Futronic's potential project is part of the continued "Tesla effect," referring to how electric vehicle suppliers have flocked to the region in response to Tesla's mammoth presence in eastern Travis County where the Elon Musk-led company has a huge factory and headquarters.

I’ve always been interested in real estate investing and have been saving up while living with my family for the last couple of years.

That includes all the required state filings, Tax ID, documents for opening a bank account, etc.

Unless you find an attorney that exclusively practices in this area, they won't have that level of knowledge.