Would strongly recommend staying away from Goosehead. 

Building a strong network can help you find off-market deals and potential partners.Start small: Consider starting with a duplex or triplex to get your feet wet and gain experience managing tenants before scaling up.Keep asking questions, stay engaged, and don’t be afraid to reach out to experienced investors for mentorship.

Real Estate Drip Campaigns That Actually ConvertMost investors and agents collect leads, but the real challenge is staying in touch until those leads are ready to act.

The average stay needs to be 7 days or less between both duplex units.

Staying proactive with this is one of the simplest ways to stay ahead financially. 

To paraphrase James Carville, It's the prices, stupid.Buyers aren’t staying out of the market because of financing costs alone.

I guess they were too fun to be stay at my place.

I’ve been in the real estate space for over a decade as both an investor and consultant, and one thing I’ve learned is every BRRRR or flip teaches you something new, no matter how long you’ve been at it.My biggest lesson recently was how crucial it is to stay flexible with exit strategies—sometimes the deal that looks like a flip on paper ends up making more sense as a long-term rental once you run the updated numbers post-reno.Looking forward to seeing how you’re building things in Jacksonville.

Is pursuing land real estate a good idea when starting out? I'm very interested in this field. 

If I were to give up now, I know the thought of an unfinished dream would keep me up at night, I prefer to stay up night due to the excitement of reaching the completion date. 14 hour days, Weekends, Holidays, I'm so hungry nothing is going to stop me, one day everything will be in place and I won't have to work so much but until then I've gotten used to it.