I also want you to think about how important is real estate investing to you.

If it's something you really want to get started on and just a high priority for you,

you're going to have to be ruthless with your priorities.

You're going to have to cut out some stuff that maybe doesn't make the cut.

It's not as important as real estate investing.

So how much time do you need to carve out specifically?

You need at least 10 hours per week in order

to give yourself a minimal chance of success.

Welcome to the real estate and financial independence podcast. I'm your host Chad Carson.

You can also

call me coach. And this is a show all about helping you get out of the financial grind so you can do more of what matters.

Whether you're a brand new listener or a long time listener, thank you for being back for another episode.

Today's episode is another in the series of the Best of Coach Carson podcast. And this one is called Real Estate Investing 101, How to Get Started,

or restarted. So this is another episode that was one of the top downloads from the archive. It's

actually number two all-time downloaded episode. So this is really for any of you who are either

new to the investing world or maybe you're stuck and you're just trying to get back in. Maybe the market's changed and you haven't figured out how to get back into the market. You already have a couple of rental properties. This will take you through step by step. And I'll warn you, this is a comprehensive episode. There's a lot of detail, but I hope you find it helpful. I also have links in the podcast description to some of the

resources that I talk about in the episode. You can look there. There's a companion article that you can

read. You can get a free course as included with this episode. So lots there. Hope you enjoy it.

I want to start off by giving you the motivation for me providing this episode for you. And it goes all the way back to when I was a

brand new real estate investor. I was a 23 year old, pretty much a kid. I'd just gotten out of

college. And I had zero experience in the business world or pretty much the real world at all.

I paid for college with a college scholarship, gotten a college

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