Also, most (not all) lenders have minimum property value requirements  (often $75K-$100K+), as well as minimum loan amounts (typically $50K-$100K), so finding lenders under these limit amounts tends to prove difficult, though not impossible.  

I am a new agent for (three weeks) I’ve done a lot of studying but just need a few solid tips.Thanks in advance

The way I do market studies, ***deleted web link*****there is more than enough clients here.Key thing I am doing, is to make sure I have everything, I can control covered:a.

I was constantly studying.

When I started in the REI world almost 20 years ago, I studied educational info from Equity Trust Co and learned a lot. 

I found the Real Estate Rookie podcast 2 weeks ago and it lead to me being here and studying on BRRRR and other strategies.

What resource proved the most useful to you in finding the right real estate market? 

You have to know how to evaluate repair costs and study how to do ARV without a license, but in the end, you have to know how to make contact with sellers and then build a buyer's list.

You need this to prove you are actually capable buying a house, so no sense in looking at any properties until you do this4.

However you decide to find properties whether it be driving around or using an agent to set up a search for you and send you properties...run the numbers on those properties so you get used to that. look at the tax records, develop comps, study the neighborhood and check out the properties.