Be as detailed and specific as possible when mentioning your future plans, current operation/experience level, ongoing projects, etc.

HiMy name is Chen Avnery and I am new to real estate investments in general.I have over 15 years of experience in software engineering, specializing in data and AI. 

I have years of Key Account sales experience and want to get started into real estate on the side.

All landlords experience situations like this (experience through pain/expense). 

I invest in a lot of cities, so I'm not speaking with just a single experience; these agents are pushy, don't care about your best interest, they just don't want to spend too much time and not see a deal get done.

good luck on your journeyThank you 😊 To my experience it won’t be quite an issue as some may think.

Making judgments and gaining important insights from experts with experience in your target market may be achieved through networking.You may confidently evaluate your possible investment and choose the best course of action for your financial objectives by carrying out extensive due diligence and making use of the information and tools at your disposal.

It really depends on your goals, experience with REI, and level of PM you want to handle at that age. 

I do have 9 LTR and a GC license so I have some experience. 

Looks like I need to steer clear of foreclosures for now,  until I have some experience under my belt down the road.Thanks for taking the time to comment.Sincerely,Joe