You definitely need to sit down and work out a plan for the rehabs and exit strategy. 

I was trying to see how the numbers work out by the tools on Biggerpockets but not sure which tool I should use. 

I'm learning more and more that I can't just pick a run-down property and have the BRRRR method work out.

As far as the sale price, generally its around 5% or so, I always tell the seller you can always go down if the house doesn't appraise but you can't go up, so alot of the time they will price it a little higher than normal but have the understanding that if they house doesn't appraise they can always lower the price so the tenant buyer can buy it or work out something with them.

At the same time, it's an opportunity to get started and may work out well.

We looked into being real estate agents at some point but we are set on owning our own business, and being a realtor would not work out for us for personal reasons. 

What with their chic makeup, coordinating Peloton labeled workout gear, and professionally styled hair.

I've got a 19 acre property at my fingertips, but I'm a little lost on how to work this agreement out. The property belongs to my next door neighbor and they want me to have it. It includes some retail space that's cu...

Of course HUD would like it to work out that way but legally they pretty much have to take what they can get. 

The important thing is to not let these frustrations discourage you from buying a home; in the long run things tends to work out if you don't over-extend yourself and keep a level head.