But we basically followed David Greene's advice for finding a realtor in Long-Distance Real Estate Investing.Here's a summary of what we were looking for:* An agent who has experience being a landlord/investor and so already shares our perspective (looks for opportunity rather than curb appeal)* An agent who knows the Alexandria area well* An agent who doesn't mind showing us many houses and writing a bunch of lower offers* An agent who doesn't mind sharing their opinion about a property being wrong for us so we can move on to the next oneThere are many great meetups here.

Over the last 6-7 months, I’ve been doing my best to “get smart” on real estate investing, starting off with Rich Dad principles, which led to Rich Dad Advisor (McElroy, Sutton, etc.) audiobooks, which led to BP podcasts and doing YT research on tax benefits…I’m feel ready to take action and start putting everything into practice but still not certain which method is best for my first investment property.

It wouldn't be, but it's also a fund made up of US Treasuries, so you get practically the same amount of insurance since both are backed by the US Govt.

@Jason Khoury To piggy back of @Katie Smith, Yearly assessments on condos, a common practice, can significantly impact property cash flow.

I have extensive experience in calling different lists such as:Absentee OwnerVacant LandsFSBO'sPre-ForeclosureEvictionProbate leadsI have experience in making outbound cold calls to homeowners and generating qualified leads.

Hi, I have a few questions about Airdna and wanted to speak to anyone that has STRs or good experience with Airdna.

There are so many listing agent personalities that each situation will be slightly different and you'll need to practice too get better.

What are your thoughts and experiences?

How was your experience investing in mobile homes?

Would like to hear anyone's thoughts who have experience selling rental properties in Texas.