Their threat is they will go to court and trial by jury.anyone else have experienced such a thing and have any advice or suggestions to deal with this situation?

If you continue to write offers (10-20) and NOTHING is still landing, you may want to go back and look at your underwriting or, better yet, have a more experienced Chicago investor take a look at it.Where and what type of properties are you making offers on?

Why aren't more bigger/experienced investors doing this?

Partnering is another good way to learn with relatively low risk, however, you will need to pick an experienced, honest partner that you get along with.

Don,  great points as usual from my cheap seats what I see coming down the pike and have personally experienced over the years in Sub to is this new crop of Guru pitching this form of acquiring real estate..

Maybe give yourself a break on one facet of the experience and use an experienced agent.

My group and I just recently backed out of what could have been our 1st CRE investment. It was a self-storage property in a small town in Central Illinois with a recently underway residential development adjacent to t...

But considering we have to go with the traditional 20% down payment, we know we do not currently have the budget to get an STR that would stand out and have all the amenities that we would like to be able to offer and be in a great location.So I would like to ask for some advice from all the experienced real estate investors on BiggerPockets.Do we get in the game now?

That being said as most of you are experienced in here, I'm probably preaching to the choir.Wish you all the best and happy investing!

The amount of problems you''ll avoid  and the speed you can scale after you've already worked with an experienced operator is unbelievable2.