We've been able to re-post everyday still by throwing code in our ad (even though they block it).

There are plenty of cool RE crowdfunding start-ups these days.

That's where there's widespread knowledge of the property's availability and because RE agents are involved, pricing is usually at or near retail.

Greetings,We are in need of a referral for RE Lawyers in the Gwinnett County/Metro Atlanta Area, who effectively work well with investors and are competent with Real Estate Contracts (i.e Lease Agreements, Seller's Finance, etc).

Network with other RE investors in your region but take everything with a grain of salt.

While there are certainly good opportunities to make really great returns in apartment complexes, if you are just starting out in RE investing, do yourself a favor and buy a house or duplex.

If you are hired in a company or made a working partner you may be fine, if you're just paid a commission on your own for a deal you may have problems.Folks wanting to get started in RE need to think down the road as to what they do to establish their reputation with other RE pros in the area, including Realtors and generally they don't look positively on birddogs. :)

@Page Huyette if it costs you $80K and worst case is $110K on re sale, thats $30K net before holding costs and costs to sell (10% of sales price)?

But it depends on what kind of note it is, commercial RE, with or without inventory or business assets, residential, 1st, 2nds, performing, non-performing, slow pays, guarantors of any kind, cash loans or funded with equity based on a sale.Notes are more involved than RE, RE is only part of notes as the collateral.

You don't need them at all to be in RE, don't even want to be associated with them.