I will happily guide you but if you getting cold feet it's probably good to back out, I consider my self a pretty smart investor, when it comes to buying income property but when it came to buy my personal home I got blinded by other things and forgot that buying a house is a business transaction that you have to enjoy I didn't loose money but I haven't made a ton, like all other investment

I'm sure Trey is smart, but his team is a circus.

The assumption that just because someone has a high income and high net worth makes them a smart and sophisticated investor is just nonsense.

You're smart people and can do the math yourselves, if you haven't already spoken with a loan officer.  

That's smart.

Question for the smart masses.

Thanks for the input @Steven Hamilton II Thats honestly what I had feared, but I was a late filer filing for my first time so I didn't ask the appropriate questions, and was just in a rush to get them done (not smart!) 

So, my first question is: Is it smart to purchase a flip before we even purchase a home to live in?

Hello BiggerPockets  Community,I'm a contractor/consultant in Northern Virginia providing Home Automation (The Internet of Things - "Smart" devices), Security & AudioVideo design & installation services for both commercial and residential properties.

My question is, should I use my savings to help pay off the loans or would it be smart to use it to get my foot in the door in real estate?