Has anyone purchased homes off of auction sites or even in person?

thanks for that so is 1.5% bad bc that's what that person messaged me  there is no regulation on Transactional funding basically its whatever you can negotiate.. 1% is the going rate from most.. some will be higher some will be lower.. just google around for TF funding and and talk to a number of those funders to find your best deal.there are half a dozen of these folks or so on BP that do provide this service maybe they will catch this thread or maybe you do some snooping around on the site and find them.

There is not one site where you can look up all the data.

He said no, because I'm not a real estate agent.But I've blogs  that said that I could get a fee from an investor friendly real estate agent.What's real and what's fake you guys.

Mark Munson Thank you I love this site it is so helpful to a rookie😊

Plus, living on-site has its perks for managing tenants.This list could go on and on... anyway, would love to connect!

Building your core-4 will also be fundamental to investing out-of-state, I'd recommend reading this article by David Greene: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/core-four-real-estate-tea...The Midwest markets present some good opportunities for investors with cheaper price points, lower taxes and a lot of them being landlord-friendly as well.

I am new to this site and this is my first post.

You could network through sites like bigger pockets or go to local real estate investor group meetings to make connections with people who could potentially be viable partners.  

My husband, John and I are real estate investment rookies, and are also looking forward to the connections, the advice, the blogs and podcasts to bolster our knowledge base.