Real estate is very expensive and requires significant capitalYou see all these gurus talking about doing it with zero money down, how many success stories do you read on BiggerPockets?

I wanted to reach out and let you know that we specialize in helping out-of-state investors successfully invest in the Detroit market.

There's a lot to learn, so be a sponge and network with other successful people doing what you're looking to do.

I have a STR beach property that has been successful and looking for something more passive.

Looking forward to contributing to discussions, exchanging ideas, and staying inspired by the success stories in this amazing community.

I’m here to absorb as much as I can, connect with like-minded people, and start laying a solid pathway toward financial independence.Right now, I’m focusing on:Understanding buy-and-hold rental strategies.Learning how to evaluate deals and run the numbers confidently.Building a long-term plan that’s stable, realistic, and sustainable.I’m not rushing into anything — I’m here to learn the right way, build relationships, and avoid the mistakes beginners often make.A little about me:I care deeply about creating stability for my family and friends.I’m working on becoming more disciplined and confident with real estate investing and budgeting.I appreciate communities where people share honestly about what works and what doesn’t when getting started.I’m looking forward to:Connecting with others who can share their experience starting from scratch.Hearing your stories about your first deals, successful or not.Learning how you built confidence to take action.Understanding which strategies worked for you in the early stages.Possibly working with a mentor who can assist me in my first deal.Thank you all for the knowledge you share, the transparency, and the community.

While there is a shortage of senior housing, there are not many who have been successful in it.

I've been searching (without any success) for at least an 85% correct skip tracer.   

Waco is a awesome starting point as it has high rental demand, and you will be set for long-term success by expanding into Dallas as you get experienced.

Then he went on to sell how he was a low paid mechanic in the East Coast with very little money to invest in real estate and then becoming so successful that he became a millionaire 3 years later.