@Joel Owens I honestly wanted to get into Commercial real estate from the start due to math being my strongest subject and understanding, but none of the commercial brokers around me wanted to sign me on as brand new licensed agent with no prior experience. 

The thing about this neighborhood is it is not a mobile home park, the lots are big, and there are a few lots with very nice brand new brick homes owners have built, and others with older homes as well.

I'm brand new to real estate and I'm in the phase of taking in as much information as I can.  

I am a brand new to real Estate....looking for some guidance from and experienced investor

This house is pretty much brand new inside. 

I'm strongly against any BULL@#$% courses, dvd's, seminars, etc...My promise has been to NEVER sell any crap and I've announced this so many times lolWe have already had offers from big companies to use our brand and do the seminar circuit and make big $$$.

I am brand new to this site and to Real Estate investing in general and I'm hitting the ground running.

I must start by saying this is all brand new to me!

If the property is brand new or built within the last 5 years, then maybe you could pay 125k but it wouldn't be a GREAT deal.

I have realistic budgets and understand they need to make money, but at the same time I feel I've paid too much for my previous rehabs since I was brand new to the game.