What's holding you back from buying your 1st investment property?
264 Replies
Mike Clayton
replied about 1 year ago
@Salvatore Lentini bad credit, lack of money
Anthony Rojas
replied about 1 year ago
Fear, not knowing where to start first, analysis paralysis. Just a complete novice. Should I go landlord, wholesale, section 8... I know step one is to find out what your passionate about and stick to it. Find out your why. I would like to start I just don’t know where or how. I’m going to sit down with a real estate agent to discuss and just talk hopefully it goes well.
Fitzroy Harvey
New to Real Estate from Poughkeepsie, New York.
replied about 1 year ago
@Leslie N Harmon @Marc Brenner gives him a shout he is the man you are looking for.
Shiyan Cao
Investor from Bay Area, CA
replied about 1 year ago
too expensive nearby.
Kevin D.
Realtor
replied about 1 year ago
@Josh Rodriguez definitely get rid of the debt
Keeley Hubbard
Investor from Fort Worth, TX
replied about 1 year ago
Last year it was not having the right team or mentor in place... and trying to balance launching a multifamily investing business + a 2nd business at the same time! Blessed to have found a great mentor and closed on 173 units in November- grateful! Still a challenge to balance the work flow of 2 growing businesses...but love the organized chaos :)
Sharita Wilson
Rental Property Investor from Atlanta, GA
replied about 1 year ago
@Ryan Luby THANK YOU SO MUCH for the sharing the link to your article! Great advise for exactly where I am right now. I am an aspiring rental property investor. I am new to my career field and my personal finances are the main cause of my analysis paralysis related to obtaining my first rental property. Your article has reconfirmed that I am on the right path. #TARZANMETHODTOFINANCIALFREEDOM
Fitzroy Harvey
New to Real Estate from Poughkeepsie, New York.
replied about 1 year ago
@Dennis M. Very inspiring. 😮
Edwin Martinez
Rental Property Investor from Whittier, CA
replied about 1 year ago
@Leslie N Harmon like brandon always says it may feel like jumping off a cliff in reality real estate investing is more like a hike its a journey to get to the top. As for financing there are many ways to finance a deals please visit brandons book “investing in Real estate with no (or low) money down”
Unconventional financing is easy to get it u just gotta find a deal if its a deal you can get financing and always make you contracts with an “inspection period” to give a chance to walk away if something in the inspection report comes out bad you cant handle
Joshuah Mundy
from Fenton, MI
replied about 1 year ago
@Salvatore Lentini Having too many ideas and not knowing how to fix my focus on one or three even.