When you are focused and have committed to the decision then talk to an agent.If you just want to casually talk about real estate meet them at a networking event

@Tiarai Fields and @Robert Sims, you can also go to www.parcelfair.com and pay a $30 per month subscription fee (no longer term commitments) and search by neighborhoods or other criteria. 

Under such a structure, would you take an initial investment from investors for project #1, but have a commitment from them that you could draw upon for projects #2, 3, etc?

Sure you can do that, but they would want to know all the details before committing to a price or even a service level.

It is not a good idea to have no emergency fund and be committed to 250k mortgage.  

I'm completely new to this, but I've been reading Brandon Richard's "Book on Rental Property Investing," and I'm very committed to doing what it takes to buy a house and start renting for some cash flow.

I feel like I need to make a solid run in the next 5-7 years and then move to a more passive role where i am able to enjoy the fruits of my labor with less of a time commitment on a regular basis. 

I’ve got my own company & now committed to growing my RE portfolio,but value a support systemLet’s connect Brian 

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last year I committed myself to listening to the entirety of the BiggerPockets podcast,  most episodes are worth a listen but after a while it seemed a bit much.