If they volunteer anything else I make note of it.

Another time after the buyer had their priest come and bless the house, at the last minute decided that house did not have the right feng shui and volunteered to forfeit their $10,000 deposit. 

I just said that I don't volunteer information until we're face-to-face.

Partner with an experienced investor that you can relate with even if that means you volunteer to help on his or her projects while you learn the business.

@Abdullah Hamididdin I recommend volunteering or trying to get on local boards to build your network.

Someone said it well the other day - we are volunteers until closing day.

There are some great volunteer fire departments in central Illinois but the distance to fire hydrants can also be a factor.

These experts may offer insightful information on investment prospects, real estate listings, and the neighborhood market.Serve as a Volunteer or Intern: Take into consideration serving as a volunteer or intern for a nearby property management business, real estate agency, or investment company.

To increase your knowledge and network, interact with their material, pose questions, and take part in debates.Volunteer or Intern: You might want to think about volunteering or interning with a property management company, real estate agency, or investment company in your community.

I always volunteer to manage our clients purchases in person when they buy in the USVI :)But just like you can sell any where in the US and buy anywhere in the US - You can also sell any type of investment real estate and buy any other type of investment real estate.