Though I know I'd need a car to do practically anything these days..

I've recently started using a program to analyze properties and have begun to practice on a few places I've found on Loopnet.

At least i'm getting more practice on these numbers and recognizing a deal.

"I'd buy a couple hundred thousand single family homes if it were practical to do. ...Held over the long term, they are an even better investment than stocks." 

Until the pandemic, the suburbs didn’t seem practical.

We are originally from Colorado and love it there as well, my wife is a travel nurse so we get to move to cool places a lot for short stints of time and I work from home and own my own marketing/advertising/design company.Goals: My goal with investing is to practice the brrrr strategy as well as fix and flip.

there are few things that you should know about DTI :- every conventional lender has different way of calculating DTI"This statement is actually technically not true, but in practice it seems to be.

Through my current professional practice, I know that I work best when I have an education to back up my practice.

Practice practice practice.

That research came in the form of listening to podcasts while at work, reading the recommended books, talking to people on BP, running comps, looking and doing the numbers on 100s of properties in my local area just to get the practice, and Then I decided I was ready to start the process of getting my first property.Now I have zero interest in wholesaling, nothing against it just not interested, but I still know the basics of that kind of investing.