Maybe you’ll save money on some commissions, but the time and costs of maintaining your license are probably higher than you expect, and because you won’t actually have much experience, there’s a real risk that your lack of skill will harm your investing more than if you were just working with a higher skilled, seasoned agent (same goes for the few friends and family that you will “help” occasionally).

Everyone skips over rural markets like VT so there is a lack of investors and ample deals!

When I finally told her I wanted a refund for lack of performance, she had the file to me within 24 hours!

I'd love to go over my spreadsheet and assumptions as I'm for lack of a better term "******** bricks" with this first property :) Thanks for your help!

Many syndicators mean well regarding their projected returns, but a lack of experience will trump any good intentions during hard economic times.

This is my first post so I apologize for my lack of knowledge in the industry.

Or maybe it's just a lack of understanding about what happens in court, things like jurisdiction and legal nexus, and how state rights come into play.Let's talk California cause I see you in that State.

We are stuck in a cycle of indecision and for lack of a better word, fear, of making a fumble.

Even with this lack of consideration on the sellers part, I feel the property is in a prime location with upside potential, however, with this behavior, it will take longer for us to turn the property. 

Lastly, if you're a recent grad and lack a lengthy work history, peek at DSCR loans.