Also how much i should save to get started or are there ways to go at it witk little ot nothing to start with.

We have decided to make a go at rentals and resells, and I came across BP while looking for information on tax deeds.Can't wait to really get into things here, and to announce my first purchase!

Thank you,I'm looking into Multi-Families and it seems like it's impossible to get a 5% "Conventional" loan if it's an investment property, so FHA seems to be the way to go at the moment.

So you have to make a decision....do you want to hire someone willing to work for that little, which means someone very inexperienced....make a go at it without an agent, or consider getting your license and representing yourself.

Go at it my man!

We know where not to go at night (that's where the cheap rentals are), 90% of the city feels very safe!

Lightening does strike on occasion, but it's doubtful you could find enough 70% deals to run a successful flipping business in southern California.Paying 75% is challenging, no doubt, but these deals are available in enough quantity to make a go at it.

Have a plumber, handyman etc that can go at drop of a hat no matter what.

If I decide to go at it myself, should I talk to a bank and see what type of loan/limit I can get before finding a property or should I bring the deal to a bank first?

Don't take to big of a bite on your first go at it, build on your experience, you may find managing tenants is not something you want to do.