Any websites for analyzing or any other feedback would be great.

I'm a Licensed Broker in NC and I have my own Realty Agency, but I choose to be brokered by EXP Realty - as they allow me to be an investor without a lot of interference or demands.

I started with small multi-families looking to get decent cash-flow as my area isn't the best for appreciation.

In my experience, you tend to get a much rougher tenant. 

@Charles Kennedy We have a lot of free resources on our website for both the active and passive note investor.

After seeing @John Underwood mentioning missing fan remotes in another post, I thought I would give a tip on how to never have missing remotes again.

Shout out to Pensacola BP folks.   GreatPlace.   Down thru Tuesday dropping car off for our son taking 3 month Navy training.   Let’s hookup if you want to talk Self Storage or Country Subdivisions.  Or Teak plantatio...

A few tips as you get started:Education first: Take time to learn how to analyze deals—look at cap rates, cash flow, and neighborhood trends to ensure a smart investment.Networking: Connect with local investors, real estate agents, and lenders in the Boston suburbs.

A large majority of my recent offers have been of these high desired properties.

A friend of mine has a small apartment complex that has been certified as being smoke free and he gets free advertising from the city website for that.