But keeping the real estate ownership separate lets all of you separate and go your own ways with your own 1031 exchanges whenever you sell.

I felt the same way when I started, like real estate was only for people with money or connections.

Quote from @Laura Babka: Hi - I am a new agent who recently got licensed as part of a career change which happened after I bought my first investment property and decided to dive into building wealth - and helping others do the same - through real estate. 

Real estate’s a powerful space to grow wealth and build freedom, and just getting started is the biggest step.

I’ll admit, I’m a bit ignorant when it comes to real estate financing.

Finding your identity as a real estate professional, not a "real estate agent", "property manager", "transaction coordinator", makes a big difference!

Your journey from engineering and oil & gas to building a MASSIVE real estate portfolio is inspiring—especially how you help others grow their wealth while scaling your own portfolio.I’m excited to be part of this community and would love to learn from your experiences in real estate investing!

My name is Abigail and I a nurse in Tyler and a newbie real estate investor!

I’ve noticed some investors diversify by adding real estate notes to their portfolio alongside rentals and flips.For those who’ve done this — how has note investing compared with your other real estate strategies?

Some just stop responding altogether.You’ll get told “no” more times than you can count.