Between the POS, and the inspectors, and finding good reliable contractors it will be a nightmare for a newbie. 

Continuing this for 3-5 years while working two jobs, living tight, saving as much as possible and throwing it at investments so that I can then be reliably making 30-50k by around 4-5 years in.  

Been reading numerous personal finance books and lurking BP for a few months now, but the savings are finally shaping up, so I've decided to take it more seriously :) I'm a recent college grad from the bay area who's been in industry for about 1-2 years now and I'm really interested in setting up a positive, reliable cashflow for myself to reach financial independence.

Hello, Does anyone have a recommendation for a reliable and quality general contractor in the central NJ area. 

Hi Guys! I am starting abroad investor just about to buy first home. I am looking for SFHs up to 60K in Indianapolis and I was unlucky with Realtors for now. I tried to deal with 3 of them already with dissapointing r...

Preferable a reliable company that has reasonable fees.

Typical wholesaler mentality says get the house under contract, get all reliable cost figures and present the deal to a cash buyer.

I wanted to see if anyone has a reliable, honest G.C. in Chicago that they can refer.

Gathering from the input i have received from all of you guys, it seems going for B neighborhoods for both ease of rehab on first project and a more reliable rent pool.

The previous LL have zero skin in the game and will often be more reliable.