Joining this platform is a big step when starting.

And yes, these low rates permit consumer buys to pay more for their homes, but they also are indicative of poor economic fundamentals elsewhere in the market; bearing in mind that if there was economic activity to be had, businesses to be opened, etc., then people would be bidding rates higher for the purpose of borrowing money to do all of those things.The BLS table here is good, but it doesn't appear to account for the military. 

Hi,Does anybody know if David Greene's new book "SOLD" will be available on Audible (or any other audiobook platform)?

@Brian ShermanI created listing alerts for properties that fell within my preferences on the major platforms (redfin, Zillow, etc) and spent months learning to understand what the market looked like.

I’m a older millennial myself and use the social media platforms to help promote my business and self in which I benefit from.

They are acting as your realtor basically.As mentioned already in this thread, they provide you with recommendations of property managers which helps you when you are out of state.I wouldn’t completely trust all the maths on their website, nor documents on their platform.

Choose a platform or two and be visible there consistently.

@Dan Nguyen  There are several platforms where people will sell smaller pools or individual notes, several from institutions rather than seller-financed notes (e.g.

Many people on this platform would wish they started that young! 

Balancing all the numbers and doing the math can be a bit daunting for some people but the math is a fundamental component of investing in anything and without knowing it people just stumble around blind.Ultimately you have to decide what is more important to you.