If you did, you'd simply close with one of them and then move on.So, go get some!

This lack of understanding led to cash flow issues early on.

The shortage exists for lots of reasons, but a lot has to do with lack of trades folks to do the work, which drives costs up, which creates "unaffordable" housing. 

I run a large group of Philly small landlords and see the big trouble folks run into only because they lack experience and a good coach if you can find one will help you avoid costly rookie mistakes.

I think most of the available mailers come off "corporate" and lack the local feel to attract sellers and potential leads. 

However, we're unable to gain access because they lack a local team.Poplar, if you are seeing this message, please address the situation in Columbus, Ohio.

It's a great location and has potential.1) I think the place lacks any flair.

but it sounds like your mind is made up on this mentor.. flipping right now is a pretty tough gig for a beginner depending on market. very low inventory then sky high rates for your buyers. so use caution be careful also make sure you have a GREAT RE Broker who knows the values and what you should and shouldn't do in the rehab to maximize your returns. these things are very market specific U simply need to make sure your matching what is expected in the market you choose.. 

There are some syndicators who simply do not know what they are doing or not that experienced.My minimum per accredited investor is 200k per deal.

This is a tough business but if you want to try I recommend either simply contacting the local tax sale office and ask them what the process is.