My long-term goal is to become a full-time real estate investor.Right now, I’m focused on building relationships with other investors, wholesalers, agents, and anyone actively closing deals in CT or New England.

@Aidan BlackI thin your first move is to connect with a real estate agent and lender who really get investors in the New England area you are looking at.

Specifically, I’m looking to:- Learn from the "Old Home" Experts: I’m curious to hear from anyone house hacking in New England markets where homes can be 80+ years old.

Hey BiggerPockets community,My name is Sam, I’m a 20-year-old newly licensed real estate agent in Massachusetts, based in Middlesex and Essex County.My personal goal for this year is to purchase my first investment property, and long-term to build a portfolio here in New England.

@Tracy Streich and @Scott England would be great Tulsa resources to connect with. 

In New England, we have had better results using Deal Machine.So it really comes down to where you are targeting.

We are in New England with our primary rental season being summer and fall (30-90 degrees). 

Hey, I see this question a lot, and honestly, you’re already ahead of the game just by asking it at 18.We help 200+ people a year get started in real estate in New England.

When I lived in England with the military, there was a British show called Property Ladder.  

""By 1775, New Englanders were paying between 1 and 2 percent of their income in taxes, while the British government was consuming one-fifth of its citizens’ GDP."