Most new investors tell me the same thing I told myself at 21 when I didn’t even know the language and had like zero money.

Many of our investors are repeat buyers.

If the person knows nothing about the area, the community or what is specifically happening, it's a high chance of failure.

Rural flips are tough for first-timers because most hard money lenders view them as higher risk: fewer comps, slower resale, and sometimes less investor activity.

As a new investor or wannabie investor what information, skills, resources, mentoring and etc. are you looking for to move forward? 

Many online personalities recommend very risky strategies. 

I'm an investor-friendly realtor in the area and help other investors invest in multi-family. 

A 4-bed voucher in CT can actually be a great setup if the person is stable and the Housing Authority is decent.Just make sure:They’ve been paying their portionThere are no ongoing issuesThe unit has been passing inspectionsIf all that checks out, you may actually be inheriting something pretty solid.5.

Quote from @Michael Gibis: Looking forward to connecting with the Bigger Pockets community to learn, share, and build relationships for successful investor endeavors.I have had a long term rental and would like to learn how to grow my portfolio.Hey Michael, welcome to BP!

Quote from @Benjamin Hedden: Hi,Long time investor out of Birmingham Alabama.