Here’s my thought process:If one has cash to invest in RE, by definition that means the investor’s income is greater than his or her monthly expenses.

I got my RE license and went to work2. as soon as I could I bought a home to live in.. ( today you could househack).3. work in the industry if that is what you want to do you will be rubbing shoulders with all sorts of RE professionals and investors and you will meet people that will help U.4. decide your lane what do you really want to do in RE..

Turning over a past primary residence into a rental is the way a lot of us got our start in RE Investing.Cheers,

Seeking to connect with new investors and share some of my experiences as you get into the RE market.

Quote from @Christina Hall: Thanks Eric. soooo have you personally done a cost seg on a SFR in your portfolio 😀 I’m actually just looking for feedback from people who have actually done it We’re all RE investors here so seems like the tax cost savings is huge, curious to know if others are doing them for their SFRs  Yes, I've done 4 cost-seg studies so far.

I am also thinking to start investing more time in RE investments.

Let people know you're getting into RE and the areas you'll be servicing.

Rents are far below market but property is truly turn key, if rents are brought to market value NOI will jump to 84,000 and can re sell at a 5-6 CAP making the valuation jump by nearly 500,000.

Can we buy initially as an individual and then re-buy as an LLC in 30 days if refinancing isn't an option (though not sure how we'll get our 100k this route)?

How did you decide to get into the RE industry?