This is a complex legal question and you're trying to get free advice from unknown amateurs from a different country?

Lots of deferred maintenance, not major things, but stained asphalt shingles, gutters need replaced, brick building need power washed, a couple of the fascia and soffit boards need replaced, all trim needs painting, ugly amateur ceiling repair where leak occurred, missing drop ceiling tiles in bathroom, no landscaping.

I wonder how many people who did the zero money down programs are still solvent.I agree with the principles for learning but many of these no money down strategies got a lot of amateurs in real trouble.

Hey guys I am an amateur real estate investor.

Probably, they found out it really needed $50k of work to make it bulletproof and to not sit on the market for 3 months only to end up selling for a wimpy profit because they did nothing to help it sell fast....I apologize sincerely, and I do not mean to offend here, but it's this kind of "max home run", greedy thinking that keeps amateur flippers sitting on their "finished" houses for months trying to sell them.

If you are an Amateur at design, graphics, and branding...why would you turn around and hire a bunch of low cost amateurs to solve your problem? 

Hello all, hoping to pick a couple brains here, or maybe hear some "past experience" stories.I currently own 2 multi-family properties, a 3 unit residential and a 4 unit residential so I consider myself still pretty amateur and more of a part-time investor as I do still currently have a full time job.

You have be EPA licensed to legally install a/c units and since the equipment is so expensive you really don't want an amateur doing that work.

I own a few million in real estate investments and another few hundred k in syndication deals, but I'd still consider myself an amateur in this space.

If you want an amateur's take I can offer what I do.