Always seek professional consultation from someone local.I don't think your FIRST property has to necessarily be owned by LLC.

In search of more deals, greater brokerage support, and higher commissions, real estate professionals are switching brokerage firms in big numbers lately.

It is a good place to connect with real estate professionals and to learn about real estate.

Ensure that they have a track record for providing an exceptional service and you will find yourself working with a true professional.

Here's some food for thought: Before you make your first investment, meet with a mortgage/financial professional.

(You'd be looking for the needle in the haystack with lots of active participation on your part to find them. )As I'm sure you've discovered, there are many markets around United States where you can achieve favorable rates of return and be in a healthy market and in desirable neighborhoods.Working with a professional to help you identify those markets in neighborhoods would be my best advice.

Make sure you get approval for anything from the brokerage first.The state real estate commissions see licensees as professionally trained in contracts and held to a higher standard than ( joe blow ) investor off the street.

This property qualified for a lead paint removal program from the county and I not only had the lead paint remediated by a professional for FREE!

Here's some food for thought: Before you make your first investment, meet with a mortgage/financial professional.

Here's some food for thought - and it should be a huge help with your analysis paralysis: Before you make your first investment, meet with a mortgage/financial professional.