@Brandon Nunnink, I was exactly in your position, waiting for my W2 income to catch up with my dreams of financial freedom just wasn't happening, so I took the flipping route(still new) to build liquidity which will then lead to the end game of a portfolio of properties.

@Victor Ong - instead of going thru the process of learning the note business (which takes time and money), if you end game is to get more properties for rentals you are probably better off networking with a group of note investors and seeing what they have as REO’s.

Working yellow letter campaigns is a numbers game and a long term project with a significant learning curve; there are several great service providers who have the necessary expertise and will pull a list for you and have done enough split testing to know what yields the best results.

i’m here, changing the game for ALL real estate investor. doubt me 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽

I find it to be one of the lowest risk ways to get into this game. 

If you try to play games with the SBA, well, that would be very foolish.

I was wondering if anyone has any advice on next steps to get into the real estate game?

Mountain biking sounds like a blast and I’m always game for a hike!

Since I dont have really have any skin in the game at this point, should I care about the interest as long as its cash flowing?

There are all kinds of ways to play the real estate game.