That’s how I feel the industry has been (even see BP posts about it).

One way to learn about some specific aspects of real estate is to get a part-time job at RE related industry, like property management company, book-keeping, financing, virtual assistant, anything you can have time to get into along with your schoolwork, even if you have to do it for free. 

I'm a Green Designated Realtor/ investor who specializes in sustainable and prefabricated housing (tiny homes, airbnb, ADUs) Would like to connect with anybody local in the industry to create new opportunities!

Id love to network, make connections, and even possibly form a JV partnership with experienced fix and flip investors and get my feet wet in the RE industry. i  have 35 years of home repair and remodeling experience ( plumbing, electrical, drywall, siding, kitchen remodel etc.) and i’m offering my skills and services to investors who are looking for a reliable, experienced, and honest partner.

Love your passion for real estate it's an awesome industry that we really aren't taught about in school.....which is sad.   

I have over 25 years in the industry and have merged the old school way and new tech way of managing multifamily assets across the sunbelt. 

It's in a small working-class, old mill/industrial city in RI.My bf owns a single-family home in a nearby suburban/rural/farming community.

If you're looking for someone that will just write blank checks to you, this isn't the industry! 

I charge a Tenant $100 for every treatment and it sometimes takes two attempts to remove the odor.

I am currently looking for an opportunity to learn some hands on experience with the Short-Term & Mid-Term Industry!