All Forum Posts by: Landon S.

@Justin Foster ,

Also, partnering with another investor who can sign on the loan may help. Local banks that don't sell to secondary market and keep loans in house may be able to work with you as well. Good Luck

@Will Barnard,

That post was spot on! Awesome thread to show how great the content is here on BP. Thanks!

"and they would not know how to pick up the fork and knife to eat it!"

@Account Closed, I second what others have said. Get the lingo of the business down and keep building rapport with people you feel are serious investors.

Best of Luck

You found a great resource here on BP to start learning. Make sure to check out the blogs and podcasts as well.

Best of Luck.

Have you listened to this weeks podcast? If not, it was full of examples.

http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/12/12/bp-podcast-048-duplex-managing-tenants-darren-sager/

@Andrew Greaves You found a great resource here. Check out the podcasts as well, they are very good. KY!

Lauren,

I was an Econ nerd in college. Most students don't like the subject or struggle in the classes. Keep with Econ if it is something that makes you excited to learn!

Learning about markets, knowing how/why certain things happen in our economy can be applied back to RE.

Best of luck!

From a fellow Kentuckian in Lexington, welcome to BP. You found a great resource.

Welcome to BP. Always good to see more KY investors!

Go Cats! Welcome. Keep us updated on your progress. I have family and a family farm in Breathitt county, not too far from yourself. Best of Luck as you start this new journey!

Jon Holdman John P. Jon makes a good point, I was thinking in the mindset of a four or less unit property. My bad.
Building rapport in the beginning with any person in the equation of a deal are what matter, my point I guess.