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.

If anybody has an interest in sharing tips with a newbie and future real estate investor, I'd very much appreciate a conversation.  

Can you give me any tips for like the underwriting process and making sure that I do buy a good property? 

He gives a lot of practical tips on there to boost income that could be applied to cohosting.

Any tips or suggestions?

I work with buyers, sellers, and investors across Greater New Orleans, and I’m always glad to connect with other locals.Here are a few quick tips to get you started:Start with the Ultimate Beginner’s Guide.

I also have the BrightInvestor tool, which is also great. one tip- always dive into the info you get.  

My background is in commercial interior design in Southern California.I would greatly appreciate any tips on how to get started and would love to connect with people in the field. 

Hey BiggerPockets community!

I’m just stepping into the multifamily space and looking to learn everything I can, especially around wholesaling multifamily deals. I know this space can be a different ball game comp...

Welcome to BiggerPockets, Real estate investing is a journey with plenty to learn, but the community here is solid and supportive Dive into the forums, ask questions, and you’ll pick up tips that really move the needle.