I wound up purchasing my first two family walking distance to the mid-town direct train station in Maplewood and it was one of my best investments I ever made.

Btw, if you live in texas they will pay for all of your training.

If I give you a 10% vacancy ($680, btw, we have not had a vacancy for longer than 2 weeks in 3 years, I guess that is Houston for you) and I turn one property every 6 month (average make ready $1500 so lets take out another $250 off the monthly cash flow for reserves), we are still clearing $5870 a month with many of those properties at 70-75% LTV mortgages or lines of credit on them.And each of those properties do not necessarily have an ARV of 100K (some are more, some are less).So please everyone, do your numbers for your market and please learn the best practices when it comes to property management because that is where I think money is really made and lost.Screening and training your tenants IS KEY!!!!!

But only if you bought into their training class or mentoring of course.

What career/training or experience should I seek out to further my knowledge?

When I train new nurses, I always tell them that they do not need to know the answer to everything, but they need to know where to get the answer to everything.

Your trained and licensed attorney will provide you with legal options and considerations.Just remember, this is your livelihood.

It's a great way to get hands-on landlord training and pocket some cash every month for your future investments.Be mindful of expenses as well.

Your borrower needs to be trained to meet the terms of the note.

You'll quickly find that your training is perfect for real estate investing.