All Forum Posts by: Marlen Weber

Oh no. I'm sorry that this happened. Please keep us posted on the hopefully positive outcome of this situation. @Paddy Krishna

Congratulations on your success, @Mike Mefferd

Bravo on your lessons learned. It is much more work to do things quickly, with mistakes, and then have to fix it later. This typically takes up time and resources. It's always better (for everyone) to do things well the first time around. Congratulations on your first investment property @Colton Hamilton

I vote Dallas, but I am biased. If you are considering Dallas now is the time to do it. @Douglas Ramirez. It's a buyers market. 

Hello @Jorge Lerdo de Tejada welcome to BiggerPockets. I think it's amazing that you used the free time that became available to us wisely. It's totally okay to get started without the experience. That will come with time and honestly, most folks will say most of their learning came from that first deal. Best of luck on your journey. 

Nice work. Congratulations @Steve Rasmussen. It is absolutely beautiful. 

Good to know. Thanks so much for all of the great feedback @Charles Seaman

Nice insights on how tourist places like the Riviera Maya performed compared to previous "good" years. Thanks for sharing @Mike Lambert

Read books, self educate, get to know your market, listen to podcasts, and connect with professionals. You got this @Kenneth Ingram

Hi @Michelle Belinfante.

Great question. Be sure to network (even if it's virtual), word-of-mouth and even personal relationships. If you can volunteer somewhere, this will increase the circle of people you know and make it easier to find investors. Also, don't underestimate the power of social media. Reach out to folks and put yourself out there.

Best of luck :)