Hello everyone, So im starting out my real estate career and want to know what are some good tips on how to get the ball rolling. Im teamed up with a local company here in Colorado Springs and they are doing a good jo...

Hello!I’m a 21 yo new investor in the Kalamazoo, MI area looking for any tips that would help. I would greatly appreciate any networking help. Any recommendations or advice?

Hi,I am interested to real estate investments in Florida. But I am very concerned that Florida gets frequent floods and hurricanes which ends up in huge property damages. I am sure there are other real estate investor...

Hello, I want to learn how to do things the right way from those who have proven track record.  Excited about the journey to making my first deal.

I am 17 years old and in New Jersey starting to learn real estate. I've always wanted to have passive income and I already have a business and a stock portfolio. I have been looking into real estate and becoming a lan...

Hi all, I am currently studying Architecture and have experience in an Architectural Firm and as a Site Engineer. I am extremely interested in learning about real estate but I am not entirely sure where to start. I ha...

Hello, I have new tenants who are moving in in a week. They like to move in with their own appliances including a range, washer, dryer, etc even though the unit has them. Has any had that experience? Do you usually al...

Hey everyone my names Jack and I thought id introduce myself to this group.I am currently living in Dallas as I just finished my undergrad this past may and started my career as a Financial Analyst for a large prop te...

Hey what's up everyone, I have been reading and researching for months now about real estate investing and strategies. I see mentorship and apprenticeships all over the internet and have been trying to decide if that'...

Hi,I took advice from this site and bought a book called Multi-Family Millions by Dave Lindahl. He says over and over that if you buy a Multi-Family property, it is a huge "No No" to manage it yourself, and you should...