Whitney Hutten’s first deal could’ve gone sideways. But she saved it, pressed on, and transitioned into a full-time investor who now has 60 deals under her belt.

There’s no cut and dry answer for how much money you will need to get started in real estate investing. It depends on a few factors.

Like with most things in real estate, your primary focus depends on your situation and goals. But in this instance, one goal is better.

Investing in real estate mortgage notes is a profitable and hands-off alternative to hard real estate investment. Learn the ins and outs here.

When you invest in mortgage notes, you buy debt, not real estate. Step into the bank’s shoes and become the borrower’s new creditor.

Cash flow determines the value of property and whether or not it can be leveraged against. But by educating yourself on other advantages of real estate, you will set yourself up to make the most of this investment.

Remote real estate investing is similar to today’s growing work-from-home trend. You no longer have to be in the office to work, so why do you have to buy real estate in the same city that you live in?

Buying portfolios of properties is an effective way to grow your real estate investing business quickly—if you do it right.

Wealth does not evaporate, wealth shifts with the market cycle. Make sure that when wealth shifts, you are able to pivot, too. Here’s how.

Farmland is a stable, lucrative investment in all economic climates, so don’t overlook it when considering another element to add to your real estate portfolio.

Feeling depressed about getting started late—or losing a lot and starting over? Don’t! One of the wealthiest investors ever wasn’t a billionaire ‘til his 50s.

I may be biased, but B-class properties are the best real estate investment if you want a steady return and to be as hands-off as possible.