Hello, I’m new to real estate investing I have been studying on my own for about 3 months now and is looking to take my first steps in the actual field.

Congratulations on taking a very serious step into the Real Estate world.

I hope you guys will guide me to take it step-by-step because even if I have big plans like: - in a few months I want to become a realtor- by the end of the year (2019) I want to have already my first passive income from a rental property The big questions is: I heard something about "Lease Purchasing" without downpayment or any money but in my case it's hard to do that because I'm too young for people to trust that I know what I do and just transfer me their houses.

But you will learn very quickly to give tenants either a sheet with all the “things” to do if say, the bathroom heater goes out, or the ductless heater unit wont turn on, etc etc You will also learn to talk the tenant thru the steps to take for each.  

We didn't neglect any known or reported water issues/ leaks, we took the necessary steps to remediate the problem (which it sounds like you did/are doing), didn't offer to abate rent or put them up somewhere, and they threatened to sue. 

Purchase price: $600,000 Cash invested: $75,000 Step into this beautifully remodeled home within the gorgeous Seville community in Mission Viejo, and you will find wonderful curb appeal and a serene environment.

oh wait.. or was it Godaddy...Get a domain name.. and get it going.The second step will follow automatically as will the 3rd and 4th.Get off your butt and DO!

I’ve found a great 8 unit property I want to make an offer on, and need as much insight and advice as possible prior to stepping outside my comfort zone.

I am hoping to use a HELOC (or home equity loan) for down payment and conventional loan to fund my first deal. Still looking for the right deal, but I want to get my funding lined up and ready to pull the trigger. I'm...

Did the lender step in and take over?