I got the call to do the lawn care and found out from the owner that his wife inherited the property and it would eventually be for sale.

If you're talking about eventually having your own RE company with agents I would start by getting your license and learning as much as you can.

I’m here to learn, connect, and eventually take the leap into investing myself.

I’m currently focused on learning how to get started with wholesaling, finding buyers, and eventually transitioning into passive investing for long-term financial growth.I’m based in Arizona and would love to connect with other local investors, mentors, or anyone open to sharing insights, tools, or step-by-step guidance for someone just getting started.

You’ll pick up a ton of knowledge and eventually those partnerships will come.Keep posting and showing up—you’ll be surprised how quickly you can make moves.

I have been pointed at taking a course to eventually get my real estate license cause I predict that next couple years or less wholesaling will require a license. 

Quote from @Mike Schelske: Hi,I am looking to leave my 9-5 and use real estate to eventually do that.

Everyone had to pay to learn this info even those we pay to learn from so eventually you have to trust in someone. 

I want to deploy some of the capital I’ve earned in software more creatively and effectively, and I see real estate as an ideal next chapter.I live in Irvine, CA, but I'm especially interested in investing in Michigan, my home state, with the goal of eventually returning to be closer to familyLooking forward to learning from all of you and contributing where I can Hey Noah!

CapEx are big repairs or replacements you’ll eventually need to pay for, like:A new roofA new furnace or A/CReplacing old appliancesFixing foundation or plumbingThese don’t happen often, but they’re expensive when they do.How Much Should You Save?