I have lost on many, won on may but how else do you learn?

Something I’ve thought about for some time, but without action...you know....I’ve been studying and researching for a little over a year now, but making connections is my growth area so that I can form a good community to learn and work with.Whats the best thread/article you’ve come across on:- finding the first deal/learning with others executing a deal- creating a successful team (contractors, inspectors, real estate lawyers, etc.)- analyzing deals (preferably comparing 2 or more deals)There are so many threads here, so maybe this can help me get to some specific links or info a bit faster.

I have lost so many bids to CA buyers.

Medford/GP Area) I'm interested in the BRRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat) and would like to begin ASAP.Main question would be if any investors in the Oregon have worked with any Rehab Teams / Property Manager in the area.If you could leave your comment/opinion of their work, I would highly appreciate it.ThanksBrent

Of course, we salespeople often recommend what we know best - and I may be no different ;) - but again, smart investors always look at the best options in the nation, and decide where the best place to put our investment dollars are... factoring in the returns, the potential for appreciation, and most importantly, the strength of the team on the ground. 

Explore how many folks here lost tremendous amounts of money - 100s of $Thousands, or more!

. - this is a good article although I feel like it is geared towards the home owners that lost the house to the fire.

We had already been in contact with a handyman and with the help of another local investor we were able to assemble the team needed to help get the unit turned.

(it what was on the 17 yearly report)it was owner managed until late 16. when the property management team came in they made major changes and repairs.out of the 9 units the longest tenets is only 2 years most are only 1 year.

At that point if you held your property for them, you just lost money on a potential tenant that could have moved in sooner.