Was it hard getting involved with real estate after your bid ?

Really excited to start absorbing more knowledge as far as real estate is concerned.Since I'm just starting out, I'm looking to get some general beginners advice on what avenues might be the best for starting my investing journey.

In my opinion, the best thing you can do when building any business (including a real estate portfolio) is learn how to work ON your business, not IN your business. 

id=61550685028829 Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Evaluate the lender's reputation and experience: Choose lenders with a proven track record who have been in business for a while and have reviews/testimonials you can talk to if you like3.

If you didn't notice anything during the inspection process pre-closing, or just weren't looking for any smoke smells/damage, try to get over there ASAP to check for it (changing out the furnace filter is always an easy and valid business reason to stop by).All that being said, I can't stress enough the importance of getting off on the right foot with inherited tenants. 

Real estate is a very forgiving investment and will erase mistakes if you just hold on long enough.

He left on his own, but when all was said and done, he owed me over $8,000 in unpaid rent and damages to the property.The lesson I learned was to have my processes in place and treat this like a business.

Wow, this crazy real estate journey has taught me a lot!

It's meant to confuse you what if you just keep things simple and focus on the fundamentals of running your business.