Two inexperienced rehabbers jumping in together makes for a lot of risk and turmoil, as one of three things is going to happen:1.  

So he had commission came even in Dec Jan Feb months when other agents were dormant.I was young and inexperienced but my creativity and dedication impressed him enough for him to wanting to work with me.

@Spenser Harding I went back and double checked my notes for a VA compromise sale (short sale). 88% of the appraised value is the minimum acceptable amount, so maybe they are playing hard ball, or the negotiator is inexperienced, etc.

I have notices in the past 10 telephone calls to seller that many are hesitant to enter transactions with someone as inexperienced as I.

I don't mind paying tax at all, but a gross receipts tax is an outrage  ... actually, I think Americans complained about that once, something about a tea party.

From everything that I’ve heard and seen, the biggest mistake made by inexperienced wholesalers and investors is inaccurately calculating the ARV and repair costs on properties.

In our local market we had a "new, inexperienced" group come in overtop of us on recent offer we made for 50 units (2 buildings).  

My guess is your lawyer is inexperienced.

Sounds to me like single tenant net leased properties would be your cup of tea (STNL).

The seller has to hope that the buyer is not savvy enough to figure out that the house is more expensive that it need be due to an inexperienced seller not knowing anything about the flipping business.