Whether you’re just getting started down the road towards fulfilling your real estate investing dreams or you’re a little more experienced, a good mentor can get you closer to the realization of your goals by showing you some of the tips, tricks, and other shortcuts that have fueled their success.The problem many fledgling real estate investors face – and some with a little more experience – is self doubt about their ability to put together profitable deals, as well as having numerous questions about when certain techniques would be most appropriate.These doubts and questions can easily be alleviated by knowledge, but a lot of real estate investors have trouble applying principles they may have read about, heard about, or seen in a short webinar.

My prop manager said they took numerous photos, and AFAIK, did, take numerous pictures of the inside and out before a new tenant moves in. .

(Deep breath)Yes, I'm sure there are numerous cases where people were put into bad loans.

As a graphic designer and having been in marketing for numerous years, here are things I worry about:1) Finding web master that are responsible and reliable (yes, you lose control)2) Many try to save a buck and go international only to get burned3) Investors find a designer who don’t know the business so can’t provide input on set up, design, and functionalityThe Norris Group happens to use Virtual Investor Plus for our back end for our retail website and I update some of the front end stuff by myself.

I told them numerous times they needed to not tamper with the clock and they have denied tampering with it.

Numerous people have hit that mark.

I know numerous others have, too, because some of the ones I've made offers on are now fixed up and occupied.

I do know, from having made offers, that I have had to sign numerous papers, including mold, pool safety, lead based paint, etc, and a lengthy purchase contract.

After helping numerous investors from all over the country accumulate wealth the old fashion way, I finally made the leap myself and haven't turned back yet.

You can sell it, you just have to get the lender paid off and get the title from them to complete the transaction.Buying property on a land contract (which goes by numerous different names) is the same idea.