I’ve started looking at and analyzing local small multi family properties (currently reading The Multifamily Millionaire) and hope to be in a position to purchase my first rental property next year, after educating myself some more.I’m located outside Grand Rapids, MI (Zeeland, to be exact) and would love to connect with others in the area.

. #2 rather than agonize over meticulous bullet proof estimations just educated guess it, get your offer in and et a signed contract #3 once you have signed a signed contract then get a professional to do the estimation.

After several years of educating myself on long-distance real estate investing and saving capital, I’m happy to announce that I finally pulled the trigger and I’m currently in the process of closing on my first investment property (single family home) in Indianapolis.

Did the LLC pay for the members real estate education and/or quarterly MLS access fees, as well as, their annual National Association of Realtors dues?

. 🙏  I will continue to educate my self and invest in order to succeed 

Hello BiggerPockets,Do any of you folks use census data like demographics, income, population , education etc in selecting a property or do you think it’s an overkill.Given 2020 census data will be accessible soon curious to see how the community is using it. 

Maybe the intention is to educate, but what actually happens is they come in bashing and not educating.

I'm sure good appraisers have educated themselves.But I would wonder if you should be asking, "What is the best system to choose given my desired outcome."

In most places they provide free "coaching" as long as you go into a meeting with the city prepared with specific questions and proof that you have at least tried to research and educate yourself on the situation.

I am very new to the world of real estate investing (like just starting to get into learning the in's and out's of the business, trying to educate myself before jumping in) and I am finding myself overwhelmed with information.