Getting your first rehab project will require you to create a SOW, talk to contractors, compare and review bid proposals, review budgets, & make countless trips to Home Depot.​You will inevitably make mistakes and underestimate things, but you will learn 90% of what you know by just doing your first rehab!

Brandon Turner and Scott Trench (along with countless other BP contributors) have written about the power of house hacking.  

Throughout the past year I have spent countless hours listening to podcast episodes, watching YouTube real estate videos, and reading books/guides/forum posts. 

My last property which I purchased earlier this year, was the culmination of about a year's worth of searching, writing maybe 40-50 offers on various properties, spending countless hours driving to locations.

Also there are countless videos, webinars, books, blogs and posts explaining how to analyze a deal.

I am knowledgable of the VA home loan, read countless blog posts, listen to podcasts, and have been reading real estate books for some time.

I’ve Read Countless Books, Blogs, Content, Listened To A Bunch Of REI Podcast And Watched Youtube Videos.

I have written into offers that I will have an inspection, but willing to go non-refundable on EM at contract, so they know I am less likely to walk away from deal.There are countless ways to make an offer more attractive, beyond purchase price. 

I've heard countless people talk about the value of their SOI, but I'm just getting started, so my SOI primarily consists of my friends and some colleagues.

Even those saying they do offerings waiving inspection, they did an inspection they just did it themselves in the vast majority of cases, I am one of those people, but I have been a GC for a decade + with countless renovations behind me, I know what I am doing.