Let’s be real.
When you first start looking into real estate, it can feel like an exclusive club for rich guys with yachts and cigars, but honestly, if you know the right things to focus on, you can do a lot with very little.
When I first started I was reviewing what markets were best for buy-and-hold properties, trying to get traditional financing to purchase a duplex, and reaching out to landlords offering lease options, and wasted so much time.
So instead of blindly googling or just reading Rich Dad Poor Dad, do these things instead:
1️⃣Learn creative real estate
Read Chuck Sutherland’s Creative Real Estate books, I started with Creative Seller Financing. Trust me. Game Changer
2️⃣Spend time with investors already having success.
Success leaves clues. If you have an opportunity to just be around someone who is doing well in Real Estate, do not take that opportunity for granted.
3️⃣Learn tactics like wholesaling that allow you to work deals without using your own cash.
Wholesaling is probably the most underrated skill next to understanding creative real estate.
Do these three things and you’ll quickly get better at finding undervalued properties anywhere.
More importantly, you’ll know how to make maximum profits on each deal.
So get after it and if you have any questions, hit me up.