It depends on where you live but enough for the down payment plus one of the most expensive repairs you can think of like a roof repair or minor foundation issues if you live in a place where this is common.

The house had solid bones, but we negotiated on some of the negatives: it had been sitting on the market, it was dated inside, and it had a potential foundation issue (completely checked out prior to closing).

The foundation wall of the home was in between it and the actual house minus the doorway.

I built the foundation first on property management services to clients.

The properties I found at mls do have coop comission.

You'll need a solid educational foundation before you start.In the meantime, either get involved in real estate or business in some form.

When I work with PMC’s I’m helping them structure their business to make sure their foundation is solid and also that their policies and procedures align with their culture and also that they are providing the best service possible and assist in getting them there. 

An uneven floor use to make me always think foundation and I wouldn't consider a property. 

For example, some people love to get a property that has foundation issues while others will walk away because they have never handled such a property and don't know how.

I had to repeatedly travel back to the house over and over for meetings with a specific firm of plumbers that the HOA insisted come there with the brief to persuade me to believe I had pipes leaking under my slab foundation - and push me to pay them for extensive unnecessary works.The previous (independent) pumpers and the engineer had already explored all this and confirmed no such issues The Board started inviting me to take part in the morning meetings they set up monthly to argue with homeowners who have broken rules.