I've managed two residential multi-family properties in the twin cities area for a little more than a year now while attending school, and am looking for an opportunity to gain experience and learn more about the world of real estate investing.I'm willing to do any kind work, or help out in any way I can, as I am very interested in entering the field of real estate upon graduation.

Hello, I am 18 and getting into the world of investment real estate.

Hello BP community,Since I’m new to the real estate world overall, I really look forward to talking more to seasoned people within BP.

Refinance with a low rate, then get a HELOC, best of both worlds.

I'm not exactly wild about paying $200 more per year than I was with Quicken Desktop software ($100/year), especially if I'm just paying for a bunch of features I wont even use, but it wouldn't be the end of the world to upgrade to Essentials and pay a little more, especially since they can import all the stuff from self-employed into it, and the accountant was very helpful and said she would help with all the setup for properties, tenants, etc if I wanted to upgrade to Essentials.

If you can avoid cap gains tax then sell... that money can be better spend in many different ways in the investment world!

Hi guys,I am fairly new to BiggerPockets and the Real Estate world, planning to start investing on buy and hold properties in the Tampa Bay area, FL.

From my past careers, diving in and learning to correct your mistakes and stay on course makes a world of difference in progression.

They employ Real Estate number crunchers all over the world. https://www.greystar.com/careersIf you are interested in that something like a CCIM designation might be helpful for some positions (and to be able to move up in the company). https://www.ccim.com/Good Luck!

Welcome to the REI world.