Learn by osmosis.Books and podcasts are great, but direct exposure to how someone else runs their business is invaluable.There’s a lot of noise out there.Sometimes what new investors really need is less content and more clarity.Hope this helps someone else who's feeling stuck in the study phase.Keep going. 

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Plus, your real estate license will give you extra tools for analyzing deals and making connections.Start by networking and listening — the forums, local REI meetups, and BiggerPockets podcasts will help you identify mentors and see what types of investments and strategies fit your goals.

Hey guys, what would be right steps to go after contractor who stole my money and run away ?

After saying no to all, my guests said that they will be cancelling (non-refundable) and threatened legal action. 

Been looking to get into real estate investing and for my current situation (single, just moved back home, steady job) it seems like Brrrr out of state method is the best course of action.

The links below will help you and all Versity/Crew Investors move forward with helping to resolve your current situation:1. Please review condensed reddit discussion with OK Mirror ( https://docs.google.com/document/d...

I listed it for sale and haven't had a lot of action on it. 

I've heard about the BRRR method (which I am currently studying/learning about) and house hacking.

I don’t have deals under my belt (yet), but I do have a strong drive to learn, take action, and grow.