Understanding the "deal" is so critical in the begining, it really is do or die.

This is critical if you are flipping houses.In regard to "Assignments" it is pretty straight forward.

Please don't take it the wrong way, it's really constructive criticism: it sounds like you really do not know enough about this type of deal to take a stab at it, regardless of if it's a good deal or not.There's a good and bad way to invest: top down and bottom up.

Limited liability is the most critical one.

@Amy Heza - Your questions are great and they are critical to model out when you start.

Believe it or not, you kind of need a thick skin to do this because you’re going to hear all kinds of stuff, some of it critical, some of it positive, and some of it a little nuts or pretty far from objective.

The owner bought the house in foreclosure in 2008 at $176,000The house was tax assessed $185,000The asking price on the house is $200,000.I would appreciate all and any feedback, criticism on analysis, important things I left out, major questions to ask when visiting the property on saturday.

I'm looking into wholesaling properties and I would like to start with a solid foundation of people and associates I surround myself with. I know without this "dream team", success is far from reach. How should I a...

Depending on the circumstance, including whether or not there was a will, a living or revocable trust, equity worth saving, OTHER ASSETS we made the critical and time-sensitive moves to stop in process foreclosures.

Not trying to be critical here, but 2 people have now seen this property listed and think it could have been a good deal, but failed to go look at it..Folks, you are not going to make it, if you don't learn to move fast.