Always down for a coffee and to talk real estate.On the mentor thing I think you'll find that will come more organically as you get rolling.

Most bidders on there don't have an interest in a quick flip, they typically plan on fixing up and holding or re-selling.

Two important considerations are if it's a cash deal and if your intent is to rent or resell.

It's great you're considering Stessa for managing your property—it's a solid tool for keeping things organized.

I would assume non-profit organization would always pay to the landlord, but some organizations would pay quarterly.

In short, this market has a huge barrier of entry and it is capital or very strong borrowing power and usually both.There are lenders who will lend to a no exp investor, but not some 500k Long Island property that needs 200k in work and will resell for 1.2 Million. 

I have not, just found the organization online in researching.

Choose the path that best fits your learning style and your schedule.Interactive Bootcamps - Designed to deliver a structured and organized learning experience over the course of 10 weeks.

I still think this is going to lead to savvy agents just buying a lot of the investor homes and doing trash outs and light fixs then reselling so in essence they will be buying their own listings.. going to put a real pinch on flippers and investors once the light bulb goes off. 

Looking forward to connecting with like-minded peopleI am hoping my obsession for structure, organization and spreadsheets serves me well on this adventure!