Hello @Angelo Paul, I’d say the most important decision you’ll make when it comes to real estate, is first choosing an exit strategy. We have a saying in real estate “your entry starts with your exit”. Exit strategies include, buying and holding, Fix and Flipping, Wholesaling, BRRR method, etc…… Once you select your exit, your path becomes much clearer. For example, if you decided you want to fix and flip, you’ll need to find a deal where the profits make sense, find a lender to fund your rehab and purchase (I can help with this), find an equity partner or gap lender to assist with the down payment (you can also use a HELOC for this), find an attorney to negotiate the contract, find a realtor to help you evaluate the deal, and find a general contractor or subcontractors to do the work. While knowledge accumulation is important, it is not as important as learning. Our school system has confused us by programming us to believe that we learn by accumulating knowledge, while this is apart of the learning process, true learning is the combination of acquiring knowledge and taking action. “Learning is Doing!” Once you commit to learning an exit strategy you must immediately take action towards the goal. You first step may be going to a meetup to connect with wholesalers and realtors to help you find a deal, or finding a good real estate attorney and subcontractors. You may decide you want to find deals on your own so you start by creating a distressed seller list and then text and call them to start making offers. It is way more essential to take action towards a goal vs studying, reading and understanding a process. I hope this helps as you begin your journey.

@Luiyi Reynoso thanks! Raising capital is the Skill the Scales! Once you master it, there’s no limit to how far you can go.

@Luiyi Reynoso looking forward to working together!

Thanks for sharing @Isaiah Thelwell! I’m excited to have you in the community. We can definitely help you raise capital as you grow your business! Welcome 🙏🏾