I would love to hear any advice from experienced investors on how to begin this journey, including tips, tricks, or any mistakes to avoid.As I live in NYC, I am likely going to have to invest out-of-state/remote so would love to hear any thoughts regarding that as well.

Sounds like using existing cash coupled with pulling out some equity from your existing properties would do the trick.

That means a fraudster could use a fake voice that sounds exactly like your real estate agent, lender, or title company — all to trick you into sending money to a fake account.Here’s how to protect yourself:     Never trust wire instructions sent by email or phone.

You can follow the Landlord on Autopilot book tips & tricks.

Quote from @Agustin Conti: Being consistent and applying the late fee did the trick.

They want logic — give it to them straight.Look — wholesaling isn’t about tricking people.

The above PM has been doing his tricks by only responding promptly for tenants/guests, which earned him many good google reviews from tenants/guests. 

The trick is starting small.

The trick is breaking down every aspect of the business into standard checklist and SOPs!"

This aligns incentives and means you're not on the hook for fixed payments if things take an extra week or two.The trick with these mobile home/land plays is that they're a bit outside the box for traditional lenders.