So buy their books, join their programs, engage in their community.

Get off the sidelines and join the fight.

Listening to Clayton Morris' podcasts after finding his company Morris Invest on Facebook and having viewed a lot of his videos on YouTube is what motivated me join and look into real estate investing further.That being said, the biggest obstacle I face is not having the cash on hand to do my first deal, and not having any private money connections as of yet.Also, from what I've read of Morris Invest here on BP, there seems to be not enough people with experience dealing with this company, or when I do read of people that have had experiences with Morris Invest, the reviews are mixed at best.Being brand new to all of this however, it seems going the turnkey route seems less complicated in the beginning than trying to reinvent the wheel and do everything myself, but that's just my opinion.Learning to analyze deals and the underlying math involved and understanding the terminology is going to take practice, but is the foundation to a successful REI career.

The only account I had open prior to joining was the Capitalone.This is a pretty big advantage if you have a decent credit limit.

I get them consistently too,  Like you that was why I joined pro.

Glad that you are joining us. 

Well, to Greg's response, I just joined a local REI meetup group (thanks, Whitney) that is meeting tonight.  

Please consider joining the Western Mass REI Group and network with local real estate investors.

Hi @Rushabh Sheth I invite you to join our Seattle Distressed Debt Meetup group.

I joined BP a few years ago with an eye toward this move I knew we'd have to make eventually, but only now that we're in the midst am I looking, in earnest, for any advice or experience that other real estate investors can share to help us find the best path to a successful transition.Having done an initial search for property management companies in the small town we're moving from, my husband was disappointed.