Little strokes fell mighty oaks, it is an amazing opportunity that BP presents.

She completely fell for it.  

I'd even be able to discount my "per property fee" if it could be done in one fell swoop - passing on even more savings to the end-buyer.Thank you for the tips/advice!

I'm on your side here man, and don't want you to fell sh*t on for not having fit some arbitrary standard of 'investment'.BUT...   

And they don't want to take the time and effort to learn the basics of a market and build the proper relationships it takes to invest from afar.I fell into the trap a couple years ago...went the turnkey route...was tempted by the "amazing" and quick returns on a $37,000 property....got burned.But, I'm trying to grow, improve, learn more.

I purchased the property with no expectation of appreciation (real estate fell out of vogue at that time).

They got there because they fell, stood back up, and learned from that fall"~ By MSOOTKAUG The Monkey Noordenthank you thank you.3 chickens please

A few months ago I was going to buy a rental property which fell through, but then an opportunity came up today where a house that my dad bid on before seeing it (bad decision to not look first, the house was completely molded on all the walls, ceiling, and floors and has some leaking roof problems.) but he got an offer accepted for a massive low ball bid (was listed for 110K but after he notified them of all the mold they accepted his new offer of 20K, bank is in a different state.)

I emailed the agent and asked them to let me know if that deal fell through . 

I attempted to do this years ago but fell victim to the guru guys and wasted money.