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There are plenty of topics to discuss!
How do I improve my credit?
How do I find the right real estate agent?
Why do I need good credit to buy properties?
What sort of loans are there?
What sort of property should I look to buy?
How do I find someone to inspect the home?
How long does it take before the property is mine?
How are property taxes paid?
How do I negotiate with the seller?
Who pays all the utilities?
What sort of costs are involved when buying a property?
How do I write an offer to the seller?
What does a "decent" property look like?
What will be expected of me as a landlord?
How do I find good tenants?
What areas should I buy in?
The seller accepted my offer. Now what?
Why does the purchase process take so long?
What criteria should I used when evaluating tenant applications?
What sorts of things can I negotiate in a contract?
How is my real estate agent getting paid?
Am I paying my real estate agent?
What if I'm not happy with my agent?
What if I'm not happy with the property after the inspection?
How do I know how much I can afford?
What is appreciation?
Will my property always appreciate?
Why did so many people lose thsir homes in the 2009 crash?
How I can make sure it won't happen to me?
Are there any drawbacks to investing in real estate?
I discuss all these, and so many other topics. Then I take y
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