Saves you money, and build a relationship with someone in the field.

However, here are the pros I found that helps my investing:1) Access to the MLS and first-rate market data2) Being able to offer on properties myself3) Being able to walkthrough properties myself 4) Easier negotiation, I don’t have to go through an agent first5) Being able to represent clients as a side income6) Being seen as reputable and knowledgeable in the field7) Being able to pay myself a commission on properties I buyYou definitely do not have to be full-time in it.

Unless you're in an accounting field and are willing to learn subchapter K (including maintaining 704(b) capital accounts -- which is required for partnership/operating agreement allocations to be respected -- along with forward and reverse 704(c) allocations), the returns you DIY will be a mess after a few years. 

I'm here to help and be helped this field is life to me.Page links within will show my quality of work.

Hi my name is joshua I’m new to the forum and to being a viewer of bigger pockets on YouTube by watching many videos about rentals with all kinds of strategies like the brrrr method or even doing it with a fha loan but here is the issue I’m 20 years old I don’t have two years of experience at a job or field without caps so I can qualify for a fha loan so recently I’ve started looking into the BRRRR method with that being said I’d like to get some advice on how I can do this method without using much of my own money I do have some saved but not a lot so how can I go about getting a property I’ve learned that there are private lenders who can help but how does that work?

Always run the numbers to make sure the next purchase meets the criteria you are looking for and rely on professionals in their respective fields as a resource for anything you are unsure of during your real estate investing journey. 

I am close to a university and I get a lot of university related bookings including graduation and Home football games.

Even after years in the game I'm always wanting to network and brainstorm with others in our field.  

This is my first time writing on BP, and I'm excited to introduce myself...I am a local here in Tucson, AZ and I am currently looking to get into the field of real estate investing here in my hometown.

I regularly get responses from very experienced investors that has saved a lot of time and money in the field and has accelerated my growth.