All Forum Posts by: Kanise Kelley

If you're not feeling 100% comfortable maybe take some more time to build your team. Shop for and find a CPA, closing attorney, reliable contractor, RE agent, etc. Attend a local RE group meeting and pick a friend/mentor. You might feel more ready to make offers when you know you have knowledgeable people within reach as opposed to feeling alone.

Good luck!

Welcome Reggie Greathouse! and hi Andrea M. I would love to meet and work with both of you when i get back state side.

what area of norfolk is it in?

Hi Shaka, welcome to BP! When do you move to Norfolk? and how did your first wholesaling experiences work out for you?

Ezinwanne Hawkins awesome job! that really motivates me to get the ball rolling. i can't only read forever. good luck on the next!

oh ok cool. that's encouraging to hear. i have no undergrad debt so the thought of it is intimidating especially when i hear about people not being able to pay it back. Thanks for your feedback ^_^

Glenn Espinosa or Mike Amos would you happen to know any good CPAs that specialize in REI in the area

:) last question, were you able to pay back student loans quickly with your investing?

Mike Amos Thanks for the welcome! I look forward to meeting and learning from everyone. ^_^

Hey Everyone!

Thanks so much for the responses and input.

Ned Carey I actually do want to work for corporate/government real estate which is why i'm considering it. I know it's different from most people on here that are looking for ways not to work lol. But i aspire to be a master city planner/ developer to plan and make changes in communities. But i will definitely take a look into the CCIM program. thanks!

J Scott Did you use your personal investing experience to get jobs in the corporate world? or ddi you have a relevant undergrad degree?