It definitely is more mind set than it is real estate investing tips, but it was never commercialized as such.

Quote from @Maggie Swift: @Jonathan Greene thanks for these tips.

Pro tip: Even though you can put no money down, you should be offering money down when you offer (even if it is returned at closing) so you have skin in the game.

Please feel free to pass out any knowledge/tips for someone very green.

Any tips and tricks would be great!

But I'm not too sure where to look for them or how to find those bigger buyers.Does anybody have any tips or advice on how to find these bigger buyers?

The higher the PPP the better the rate and vice versa.I might be giving away a huge tip for other lenders, but this is my thought process when I purchase investment properties: I focus on cash flow, but only buy properties in areas that will appreciate (secondary goal for me).

Here are some tips to maximize the use of leverage without paying for unnecessary interest:- If the cash out is being utilized for RE acquisition have a strong pre approval and try to align the refinance with the purchase.

You could add a $50,000 pool but it only increase the property value $10,000.

I'm a 20 yr old newbie in the game of real estate here in Phoenix AZ looking for all the hot tips an tricks.