After that it's all about deciding what sub-market is the best fit for your criteria and reaching out to realtors, brokers and the like.The article below should help you out: Choosing the Right Real Estate Market To Invest In: The 4-Step Guide to Success

Yeah, I decided to finance the fees.

I have always been interested in real estate as I watched my grandmother manage several properties as a child, but while here I finally decided to take the leap and get things started on my own.

I am a fairly new pro member here and I have decided to make the 110% commitment to real estate investing.

Tried that for 2 weeks and quickly realized people want a turn-key home.Next, we decide to flip the property.

Shortly after purchase, the operators closed the program and we decided to market the building as a residential unit.

Originally posted by @David Russell:Hi, im a new investor looking for good areas in Columbus ohio to buy rehab and rent  Like most investments, risk tolerance is one of the first factors to decide on.  

I decided that I would refinance using the BRRR method and use this property as my first rental property.

At the end of the day you need to decide what it is you are doing with your properties (business or charity).

I’m interested in buy and hold rentals, specifically duplexes and triplexes, and would very much like to start using the BRRRR strategy.Right now I work full time as a Chemical Engineer, but I’d love to build a real estate portfolio that would allow me ditch the 9-5 if I decided I wanted to.