Rather your a new or seasoned investor, I feel this page will be of some service to you. I believe that there is no substitution for experience. I have owned rental property since 1981. If your new to real estate investing I can walk you through the entire process. I can also benefit the seasoned investor as well, a fresh outlook, someone to bounce ideals off of and most importantly help you find the right property at the right time.
Some of the areas I cover are: How to invest in Real Estate: Having an experienced Broker that consults with you daily and has the knowledge and expertise to keep you on track is crucial to success.
Your Real Estate investing education: This is not a business path that requires formal training. Having a seasoned mentor that works with you on a consistent basis can be just what you need to learn how to invest in Real Estate.
Choosing the right niche market for you: This is a tough decision. Most new investors will choose the route of single family rentals. On the surface the positive cash flow is not as great as multi-unit rentals, but single family properties are a lot less management intensive. While others just want to buy renovate and resale.
Creating your Real Estate Business Plan: When you have a detailed and professional business plan, it shows you have a road map to success. This will make financing that much easier. How to find the right investment property for you: Working with a highly experienced REO and Investment Broker can make it that much easier to find the right property.
Financing your real estate investment properties: Financing can be almost as difficult as find right property. It does matter how much cash you have, chances are, you will financing at some point in your Real Estate Investing career.
Real Estate marketing strategies: Depending on your business plan, you may decide to hold some or all of your properties as a long term investment. On the other hand if you plan on renovating and turning the properties, you will need a marketing strategy to sell the property. Having a experienced Broker on your side will make this easier.
Real Estate exit plan: At some point in your investment career your going what to phase out of the Real Estate Investing and holdings. I have a lot of different opinions on the best way to do this. First you need to consider the tax implications of selling your Real Estate, always consult an accountant for expertise in this area. Second decision you need to consider, do I sell everything at once or phase it out, that decision would partly play on your need for cash.
I have just touched on a few areas of Real Estate. I would be more than happy to discuss all of these categories in more detail. 
