I'm just a little uneasy about sinking the vast majority of my funds into my first deal.

If they do intend on settling down here many of the military folks purchase their homes with VA loans (very very low down payment program).I'm still a bit torn about using lease/purchase in my area because of the vast number of buyers that will be military who will either be renting or purchasing with VA loans (very low down payment).

The liability and risk is just too great for an educated investor to undertake a rehab project without sufficient room for profit and for error.

Worth area is a futile move.Granted, a good percentage of people do it FSBO because they simply don't have sufficient equity in the property to cover the 6% Realtor fee's but, as I teach/preach in my classes...

If you are only making 30-40% on that investment through rentals, will it be enough to provide the fuel to grow your business sufficiently.

A carefully-thought-out financial plan for any considered propertyI've seen too many new business owners fail and lose everything because they really weren't financially prepared and organized when they opened the doors.Trying to jump into this without sufficient funds and without a good plan means you're dealing from a position of weakness.

When we offer 100% commission to a new or experienced veteran in the real estate market you still get 100% attention when you have a question, you still get 100% of our vast knowledge and experience. 100% all around.

There are ways in real estate to vastly surpass any normal job income, and you get the freedom of owning your own business.

I certainly can't say if I cant resell your home I'm not buying it...I dont think an inspection contingency is really sufficient,right?

Remember, notes are sold every day in bundles of multiple millions of dollars, they are a standard financial instrument, just like government and corporate notes and bonds.The money comes when you buy a note at a DISCOUNT sufficient enough to earn you an ABOVE MARKET RETURN.