So I can really grasp the full scope of work and how to manage it very quickly. 

If the current owner doesn’t understand that or isn’t aware your plans, you might consider waiting until you close to avoid both confusion and potentially messing up a good deal you have if the current owner or your potential buyer can’t grasp it.

I think I have accumulated a fairly decent grasp on the basic concepts, but the more I learn, the more questions I have and the more holes I see in my knowledge set, which admittedly translates to a healthy dose of skepticism.

I guess what I’m saying is not to grasp at the first thing you find, but rather make sure it’s a deal that would work for everyone - the seller, the buyer, and you.

Excuse me Victor, but you clearly don't grasp the seriousness of the cancer situation.

My partners and I are coming out to spend a week in Texas the week after next and are hoping to meet with brokers, agents, property managers, other investors etc. to get a better grasp of the areas and available opportunities. 

Grant Cardone doesnt live in the real world, and doesnt seem to have a solid grasp on RE investing, unless you're investing in his investments....

So, I’ve been doing a lot of reading and audiobooks, a three day workshop last year, and I feel as though, for the most part, I have a somewhat solid grasp on what it takes.

Taxes are difficult to grasp, so hopefully itll help me.

Hello,I'm extremely dumb and am having trouble grasping the concept of the BRRRR strategy.