As a new investor, it's highly likely that your number 1 problem is a (completely legitimate) fear of failure--as would be the case when starting in any new business.You’ve done the researchYou’ve learned everything there is to know about real estateYou have a deep understanding of the marketplaceYet, you are still afraid to take action!

Other options are to join a local Real Estate Investment Group, Meetup Groups for Investors, or ask local Realtors if they have investors.

this is why everbody  on bigger pockets should join their apt association.us in wisconsin local association  charges 99 per year .and half  that money go to 2 lobbyist at the state level.we in my area have only about 10% of the landlords.if we would all  join together ,we would have alot more power with the polititions.that is were the tenants kick are ***.having politition thinks by giving them something free ,he will get their vote

Hello, I have been reaching out to some ads I've seen about a loan. We are hoping to find something that will cover us quickly for about $30k at ideally between 3 - 5 year terms, not less than 2. I've gotten some resp...

I highly recommend Meetup, a website/app where you can join groups of interest.

That means going to conferences hosted by syndicators, joining paid masterminds, etc.

Join facebook investing groups in the areas that you want to target.

While Experian won't start building a credit profile for you until you actually turn 18, other credit bureaus such as TransUnion will create a credit profile for you as long as you're over 16.If you join the military, look into the VA loan, as well as any grants or subsidies offered by whatever state you are buying in both for first time home buyers, and for military veterans. 

Use your FHA closer to home where you can legitimately live in the property. 

So I’m 21 years old and in the navy and just passed my one year mark of joining.