Specifically looking for outcomes whether success was achieved or not

Once you have a foundational understanding, you can refine your knowledge through blogs or forums that address specific topics.You should also find a real estate investors group where you can network and learn from seasoned pros as well as newer investors.

Beyond that, everything will depend on the specifics of the deal, the lender, the borrower, etc.I'd recommend getting a book on real estate finance in the US and reading up.

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I have one for each state so obviously I would have multiple entities but it has nothing to do with deceptionOluwatosin- I don't know the exact specifics on this one but we don't lend in NY under the 100% program I used to do so not really sure why he is saying new appraisal etc. unless I had him switched over to the cost program.

Very good job getting the reserach part down.Now you need to focus on buying the first investment- You need to decide- do you stay in CAlif and bank on further appreciation, or do you go midwest and get cash flow and lower entry costs.Its nice to diversify (I have both) Specifically Temecula, CA and Indiana.The local ones in Temecula have great tenants, stay a long time and pose few problems The lower income ones in  Indiana has a much higher cash flow, but also have their share of evictions, and issues.

I will have to start speaking to Lee fees re specifics, I was expecting 25%zThank you for your insight.

OR just start literally interviewing agents who work specifically in your area and know the market well.

If you have specific questions about property management, I'll be happy to help!