Also keep an eye on public records for pre-foreclosures or probate filings; those are often low-cost, high-ROI sources if you’re willing to put in a bit of legwork.

I have my eye on other spots in Idaho, though prices have kept me away ($200k per 1/2 acre in more common destinations)!

No renovations were required—just a sharp eye for opportunity and the ability to close fast.

Do a quick weekly pipeline review, document lessons per deal, and keep your eye on parks later—stack 5–10 clean singles to earn the chops and capital to jump.

Whether you're just gathering info or already eyeing your first deal, this space is a great place to connect with experienced investors and others just starting out like you.Keep showing up, stay curious, and don’t hesitate to ask questions or share your thoughts.

I’d recommend keeping an eye on neighborhoods near universities or hospitals rental demand stays solid there year-round.

Hi @Gernide J Antoine,I’m not certain for which property you want feedback, but what caught my eye were these 2 things:-Consider adding area rugs under beds and couches -Run the listing words through Grammarly.

Quote from @Barbara Johannsen: I used to think the only way to make money in real estate was to own rental property.Then I learned about note investing — owning the debt, not the property.It’s been eye-opening to see how investors generate monthly income from notes.Anyone else exploring this side of real estate?

Keep your eyes open, define your goals for the investment you want to make and start looking at opportunities.

Your construction eye is an asset, so pair it with a clean deal calculator and two comps.