They will be grateful, you can learn a lot and also make some money at the same time. 

I’m brand new to real estate investing and joined BiggerPockets to learn, network, and grow.

Looking to learn from others 

I’ve been learning through podcasts, books, and BiggerPockets, but I want to take the next step — connecting with someone actually doing BRRRR deals locally.I’m not asking for free coaching — I’m offering my help in exchange for learning.

So our garbage disposal broke at our STR lake house.I usually fix stuff like this, but am trying to do less.I messaged 4 of my regular guys and ended going with a recommendation from someone in a local FB group.$350 l...

I’m currently learning the ropes of real estate investing and planning my first house hack — but more than anything, I want to learn directly from experienced investors in DFW by adding value first.My background is in branding, social media strategy, and tech — things like web design, digital marketing, content systems, and automation tools.

For me, the biggest challenge lately has been, financing deals in today’s lending environment / finding reliable contractors / scaling property management systems, pick one that fits your own experience.I’ve found that focusing on, brief tip or lesson learned, e.g., building strong lender relationships or creating repeatable rehab systems, has helped move things forward, but it’s definitely a constant process.Curious, given your background in funnels and lead systems, what’s been the most effective strategy you’ve seen investors use to consistently find quality deals?

My name is Ben Lemer, and I’m here to learn and grow in the world of real estate investing.I’m still fairly new to the space even though I have been around here since 2017, but I’ve been motivated to start because I want to learn the industry and build long-term wealthRight now, my main goals are: Learning the fundamentals of investing strategies Networking with like-minded investors Gaining insights from those who are already doing dealsI’m looking forward to connecting with others, asking questions, and contributing where I can.If you could give your younger self one piece of advice when starting out in real estate, what would it be?

Welcome Shahab, smal multifamily is a great space to learn in since you get the benefits of scale without the jump to commercial.

Thanks, @Chris Howell — appreciate the welcome.In terms of structure, we’re looking for a partnership where we can contribute capital and actively learn the process alongside someone experienced in acquisitions, rehab management, and resale.Specifically, our expectations would be:Capital contribution: we’re prepared to co-invest in the right opportunity and also have access to additional financing if needed.Active involvement: I’d handle all U.S.