I don’t see it as overly political, everyone. It’s simply about two presidential candidates presenting the policies they aim to implement. Our responsibility as citizens is to educate ourselves on which candidate’s policies will have a more positive or negative impact on our wealth and investments. @Antonio Cucciniello, I’m looking forward to your video.

@Atila V Exactly! It’s important to educate ourselves on each candidate’s policies so we can make well-rounded decisions, not just about our wealth and investments, but also about the broader impact on society and our future. Ironically, and I say this lightheartedly, that kind of was a political statement (which I don’t mind, though this may not be the ideal platform for it ;)). That said, I’ve heard the phrase, ‘Vote with your wallet, not with your heart,’ which resonates more with me.

Thank you Armando, Propery Radar seems like a great resource. My question was more focused on the proccess of finding good cities and areas in the country to invest in from out of state.

@Nick Burton Thank you, Nick! I really like areavibes.com that was really helpful.

Hi all! My name is Yosef Ruben but I go by Joe. I’m from Baltimore, Maryland. My goal is to start investing in real estate. I’m both itching to get started and terrified.. What’s a good deal and where do I invest? Do I buy close to home or out of state? Is flipping a house or two a good way to generate capital? What shall I do first? I’m looking to learn and network and give back to this community when I have what to give!!

@Alicia W Thank you, Alicia! Glad to be in the same network as you. Let’s build big things together!

Welcome to my remote office! By day, I help clients with their home and car insurance needs, splitting my time 50/50 between the office and home. But between sales calls, I’m diving deep into rental real estate investment content and gearing up to make my move. I’ve already connected with an accountant, loan officer, and real estate agent to get started. Now, I’m working on developing a solid strategy and game plan for the next steps, but I feel a bit overwhelmed and unsure of where to go from here. I’m excited but also a bit nervous about taking this next big step. Any tips or advice from fellow investors would be greatly appreciated!

@Antonio Cucciniello Thank you for asking. I’m overwhelmed by the sheer amount of information and decisions that need to be made when getting started with rental real estate investments. Specifically, I’m trying to figure out how to analyze a good deal and where to start. Are there tools that people use for this? Do most investors just go onto Redfin, Zillow, or the MLS and look for cheap properties? I’m also unsure about when and if I should get a property manager. Additionally, is there software people use to track all expenses related to buying, rehabbing, maintenance, and collecting rent? Is there a checklist of sorts for what to prioritize, one step at a time? Any advice or experiences from those who’ve been through this would be incredibly helpful. Thank you!