Quote from @Robin Simon:  Don't have all the details obviously but I think you should pull the trigger and not stress too much on the closing costs, if you listen to a lot of the podcasts/stories of experienced and successful investors, the advice is almost 100% uniformly to just "jump right in" and get over the hump on the first property, the learning lessons and the push to get you out of the paralysis analysis phase seems to always be well worth it, way more than potentially leaving a few pennies on the table Thanks Robin, that's how I'm leaning too, but I thought I'd use the community to quell my anxiety :-)

Quote from @Robin Simon: Quote from @Felipe Dossou: Has any dealt with buying notes.  

Originally posted by @Simon Obas:Currently working on my first flip and I want to know is it worth paving the driveway?

Quote from @Robin Simon: I would say another unorthodox piece of advice would be to start establishing a social media presence for yourself as a real estate professional - it takes a long time to get it established, but if you can post consistently and build up a track record and account of your real estate journey it will put you lights ahead when you graduate and be on track to add a lot of value to a lot of different real estate operationsRobin thank you for the response.

Quote from @Robin Simon: Quote from @Doug Smith: It really depends on the transaction.

Originally posted by @Simone Barnes:An outstanding CPA that I've used for years....CLB & AssociatesSimone, I know this thread was a long time ago.

@Robin Simon presents a good point, who decides when it is time to sell?

@Sarah Anne @Robert Melcher @Billy Smith @Simon Cox an older post.

Quote from @Robin Simon: Quote from @Michael Behr: Hello, I found a multi unit property.

Quote from @Robin Simon: what is a mortgage wholesaler?