Hi, everyone I am please to have join this amazing website with all the help and knowledge that we can all give each other to become successful.

I strongly consider finding an agent that is knowledgeable of these aspects and paying them more for the full service.

Seemed like a very knowledgeable guy, not sure what exactly happened after the mid point but he kept lying to me. 

There is also the local knowledge of a market like here in Lake Tahoe where lending can be trickier so an offer with a local lender might get chosen because they have a reputation to get a deal done vs a national lender that can have more red tape and a slower process. 

Connecting with other agents, investors, and lenders is a great way to build your network and build up your knowledge in the industry.

From your past posts, as well as what work you've mentioned being comfortable taking on yourself, I think you definitely have the requisite knowledge to act as your own GC and sub out any work you don't feel like taking on yourself. 

Looking to absorb at least a small part of your knowledge.

Based in New York, my work-life spans across New York City and Long Island while I reside in Mount Vernon, Westchester County.I’m diving deep into real estate investing, working on building my knowledge first and my portfolio later.

You see I could never be 19 again and still retain the same knowledge that took years to gain.

Hey @Rene HosmanAs a NYC broker, I can tell you that zoning knowledge is absolutely crucial for spotting opportunities, especially in urban markets.