First Rental Property

Keeping up to date with our real estate education can be increasingly difficult at times.  As a new real estate investor you have to constantly educate yourself on the topic of real estate.  There are a lot of real estate blogs being read today.  This  can be a both good and bad.  It is important to know what information and blogs are credible, and what information is worth spending your time reading.   On the flip side, it is important to know what blogs and information to steer clear of, due to the fact that these blogs may have inaccurate information or due to the fact that some of the information on them may be misleading. 

In this post I am going to highlight 2 very important blogs.

I am not providing you with an exhaustive list,  however, what I am providing you with are two of the most important blogs that I believe exist right now for real estate entrepreneurs. 

When I use the words ‘real estate entrepreneur’, I am referring both to new and aspiring real estate investors, in addition, I am also referring to experienced real estate investors who operate blogs as part of their  real estate business.  

As you all know, I normally focus just on the new and aspiring real estate investor.  However, in today’s post I am going to be speaking directly to some experienced real estate investors as well.  I hope you don’t mind.  Leave me a comment in the section below to let me know what you thought of me addressing the experienced real estate investors as well…

First and Foremost, to the new and aspiring real estate investors, I want you to know 2 important things… 

YOU NEED TO FOLLOW THE REI NEWSWATCH BLOG

If you are not following this blog already, I want you to do so.  The blog is called Real Estate Investing News Watch.  More commonly referred to asREI Newswatch, this blog provides content on a daily basis, highlighting the work of a number of different real estate bloggers. 

I have followed this blog for some time, as they very often highlight many of my articles and share these articles with their readers. 

I would like you to follow this blog, because there is a lot that you can learn from reading the content there. 

Much like I do, I would suggest that you visit this blog regularly and scroll through the different articles and click on the ones that interest you the most, and read them. 

The quality of the writers on this blog is high, and I have seen some of my fellow real estate blogging buddies like Shae Bynes featured on their blog as well.

Please note that there is content on REI Newswatch that applies to both Canadian real estate investors and American real estate investors.Since most of you that follow my blog are from Canada and the US, pay close attention as to what articles you are reading and make sure that the articles are relevant to you.

For my readers from other parts of the world, mainly Africa and Europe, I recommend that you read the articles written by the Canadian authors, as some of the investing strategies in the US may not be relevant to you and your real estate market.

Before, I move on and talk about the next very important Blog for real estate entrepreneurs, I would like to thank the people over at REI Newswatch for following my blog and supporting me in the way that you have.  Thank you!

…and now for the real estate entrepreneurs!

YOU NEED TO FOLLOW COPYBLOGGER

Copyblogger is one of the most popular blogs in the world.  As a real estate investor/blogger, there are tonnes of things that you can learn from following this blog, in order to better your writing skills and your own personal real estate blog.

I myself  am studying this blog, and learning the best practices of  some of the best bloggers in the world.

I am doing this so that I can provide great content and tremendous value to my readers.

The fact that my blog is dramatically increasing in popularity by the day is no accident.  It is because I am learning from the best over at Copyblogger.

To my new and aspiring real estate investors.  Thank you for letting me indulge and address the experienced real estate investors in today’s post.  Let me know what you thought of this?  Do you want me to speak more to the experienced investors in future posts, or do you prefer that I focus directly on issues that face new real estate investors?  Please leave your comments below.

Best Regards,

Neil Uttamsingh.

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