From a people's perspective, I think communication is really key as people coming from another country and/or culture need to have things explained to them clearly and patiently.

I try to be a patient guy but I also try not to be stupid forever if I can help it. :)

I know if you are like me I expect everything now and I believe God doesn't let things happen on my time schedule because I really do need to learn to be patient and trust that if I do things right eventually everything will fall into place.

They will charge us 20,30, up to 75% less than they charge a patient with health insurance (you have to ask for that discount) My “deductible” is $300.

Maybe even along with some kind of satisfaction metric by the owner.Also things like macro trends for rents and appreciation by neighborhood.Maybe even a way for turnkey providers or other real estate professionals to aggregate data on all the deals they've done that could be verified by a 3rd party so you can you really drill in detail into what to expect.Super new to the space so it's possible these are really bad ideas!

This inherently makes me worry about you getting unmotivated to buy your next one since this one likely won’t cash flow much per month, BUT if you’re patient and understand the purpose of the investment then this could still be a great deal because it will lead you into your next property where you cash flow much more.Like: So this deal doesn’t really fall into the normal type of property that I invest in because there is a lack of cash flow per month, but stay with me for a second.

I definitely am not signing over the deed until my rehab is completed to my satisfaction.

I am, I'm really working on getting better at analyzing and being more patient.

If cash flow is an issue here, be patient and find one that makes you comfortable and does cash flow.

When my seller fell behind the mortgage holder told them she could be patient and to pay as they could.