Go through all the articles on this and other rei web sites. use a search engine to find related info websites. Also, type in “real estate investing courses” in the search engine and pick a low cost, all- around course to learn a broad spectrum of info regarding rei(also check ebay). After studying, choose a “specialty” you would like to be involved with, then order a course about that topic( ie flipping, l/o, rehabbing, etc.). This will get u learning the specifics about that particular field. have fun!
I’ve never invested in real estate, but would like to start. Is there any
single good source of information about this? I’m a little uneasy about
infomercials that showcase a single product, yet that’s what I’m looking
for as a beginner. Am I on the right track?
When I first started out, I could not afford the Sheets course on Tv. Instead, I would take a full day on Saturday or Sunday and spend my time at Barnes & Noble or Borders reading books on REI. Try this if your skeptical about REI.
Posted by Linda Simms on July 26, 2003 at 19:59:26:
You have already found the single greatest source of information. It is this site creonline! The next best is probably your local R.E. Investment Association (REIA). You will probably find more useful information in these two sources than all the so called infomercial Gurus combined.