I've got a relatively new set of guidelines sitting here dated February 5, 2016, that I've been itching to use in exactly this scenario becaaaaaaaause.... 3% down.Non-FHA, I don't see any commentary about flips.

Are agents going to be itching to work with you knowing you're throwing 100 lowball offers hoping to close on one? 

I am itching to sell/refi my suburban Austin rental and buy something to the north.   

I'm a newbie with REI but itching to get better.  

After obtaining my license in 2015, I have helped other investors to find their next investment and each time the itch to do the same for myself grows.

I've been out of the military two years now and I'm getting the itch to begin investing.My wife and i currently both work full-time jobs and we're carefully considering our options to transition to full-time real estate investment.During my daily 2-hour commute to and from work (one of my many motivators to transition), I began listening to as many real-estate podcasts as I could find.

I've always been interested in buying a few houses and renting them out, but since I now have "the itch", I want to get more serious about getting into real estate investing. 

You need to make sure it is a good investment, though, and not just because you're itching to do something. or because you think that the market will magically always go higher.I've had negative cash flowing properties because I was aggressively paying down short term debt on them, or because I was renovating vacant units. 

I failed on a couple of SFR deals in the Arlington and Grand Prairie area a couple years ago when I was itching to just get a deal done, and I'm still climbing out of my hole to try again...although much more informed thanks to BP!

If you have a sudden itch to tell me what could go wrong that's so arbitrary and low odds of happening: please don't post here.So here is the first approach.