To echo what others have said, networking and building a good team that can help you achieve your goals is integral to success, especially when you're first starting out.

Do you have a real estate agent/broker as part of your virtual team?

You'll also have access to a great local team of experienced real estate professionals that can help you reach your real estate goals.Check out this article on how millennials are moving into Cleveland -http://www.cleveland.com/top-5/2016/01/millennials...Please feel free to reach out to me.  

Our goals are to build a stronger team, to automate what can be automated and to expand across north Florida doing Rehabs, Wholesales and Buy and Holds.

Hey Jacob,My team and I currently manage apartment buildings in a few different areas of the County and have the infrastructure/man power to take on more with relative ease.  

We (the dev team) will be looking into this now. 

Together as a team, we feel confident and are ready to take action into securing our family’s financial future.We have seen a lot of debate about whether becoming licensed as a real estate agent/broker/realtor is necessary, but because we both are in this together, we have decided that my wife will be the one to become licensed, eliminating having to hire an outside agent, killing two birds with one stone.

I am at the point where I have assembled a team of contractors that do professional work, and I want to bring them more business.

Hello BP Community,I'm a part of a new investor team split between Denver and Boulder, and wow - what a great community site! 

We do all in-house negotiations, and our team has done 8 closings so far in 2016.