It's sad to see so many investors get excited about starting their journey but then lose steam because they get stuck in the marketing phase - never giving themselves an opportunity to actually get a seller on the phone and do the fun part of investing - locking up contracts!

I think this ship has sailed.

I’m new to this platform and just beginning my real estate journey, with a focus on the BRRR strategy.

It is going to require a lot of work and if you are interested you are more than well to join me on the journey as an educational opportunity.

I am currently in the education phase of my journey, have been listening/reading a ton, and will be pivoting my career path hopefully to a multifamily operator with a role in acquisitions or asset management-focused. 

Not everyone begins their journey already controlling multifamily-zoned land in a growing Florida market.

We’ve been married for 23 years and are beginning our journey together as rookie real estate investors.

While a tax professional or your custodian should be able to provide some additional information, here a few key things to help you on your journey:1. 

Kindest Regards,Michael Hi Michael, yes, having a bad property manager can make or break your out-of-state investing journey.

The journey’s just getting started.– Joshua “Sarge” HardinVeteran | Real Estate Investor | Legacy Builder