I’m in search of a comprehensive guide that covers the fundamental aspects of real estate investing, such as key principles for successful investments, effective lending strategies, thorough deal analysis techniques, understanding syndications, and property management best practices.

@Matt Seabrook Funny, I'm interested in E Com and dropshipping.

This man poses as a real estate investor who takes your money and then claims hardship and doesn't pay you back. He pretends to be Christian and to have the best of ethics. Don't believe a word he says and DON'T GIVE ...

Columbus has great fundamentals with strong job and population growth, companies like Intel, Amazon, and Google investing heavily here, and properties still hitting the 1% rule in the $120–180K range.

I recently began learning about real estate investing and plan to start with a small multifamily property, ideally a duplex or triplex, through an FHA or other low down payment program.I am currently reading some of Brandon Turner’s books to understand the fundamentals of house hacking, deal analysis, and property management.

I’m flexible on price per door depending on location and condition, though I’m primarily targeting strong cash flow and a 14–16% IRR range over a 5–10 year hold.I’m open to markets like Wylie if the fundamentals support stable long-term growth. 

Huntsville is one of Alabama’s hottest markets right now, with strong job growth and population inflow, great fundamentals for long-term investing.

Grand Rapids has solid fundamentals — job growth, schools, medical hubs — and the appreciation trend you mentioned isn’t hype.

In real estate, e-commerce, whatever.. there is, regardless of the age, always going to be snakeoil sales men and Tupperware salesman, or now the modern e-course motivational salesman like Wes Watson or Andrew Tate.Ultimately, the economy and the ways people create value have changed dramatically over the decades.

Hi @Malachi Gutt, focus first on the fundamentals: NOI (Net Operating Income), Cap Rate, Cash-on-Cash Return, and DSCR  these drive property value and lender decisions.