Don't rush the process for the sake of quantity.

As well as keeping water away from your foundation with gutters or gutter blocks you see this all the time also tenants wont give a rip.. its up to the owner to pay for inspections to keep ahead of this stuff.

I'm a mom of 3, I'm on dialysis and I just need to try to help my family get ahead in life and I know RE would help in such a huge way.

Hey @Jagger Boyer, unless you have more time on your hands and have a strong network in that state to help with leasing, rush to the property for emergency repairs, help with evictions, handle inspections and turnover....

The exit strategies that you can come up with will tell you if you are rushing, IMO. 

Thanks ahead of time!

However, i need good funding partners to push ahead in order to take calculated risks.  

if you have another investment opportunity ahead then why not cut your losses, sell for what you can and move on to the next opportunity? 

Hello BiggerPockets Community,The real estate landscape is continuously evolving, and staying ahead of the curve requires innovative thinking and strategies.

I always have family and friends giving me negatives like " what is it doesn't rent" or who is going to "pay that much for rent" or "what if the tenant burns the house down" are these realistic situations and how do I prepare and understand to to come back if anything like this happens how do I plan ahead.3. should I go for a newer house with little to no rehab for 415,000 or something like 350,000 with like 10-20 in rehab?