I mean realtors were ripping sellers off by selling their property to close friends and investors without giving newbies like me a chance.I would put bids on properties for over the asking price and the listing agents would eventually sell the properties to their own clients at a lower price and collect the 6 percent commission instead of selling it to me at a higher price and receiving a 3% commission.That made me so mad that now I do not care who my agent is, I will only purchase from the listing agent because I understand greed.

It would not be logical for someone to sell their property leaving meat on the bone for someone else's benefit.

In terms of BRRRR, as @David Greene says, you want to make sure that "there's enough meat left on the bone."  

While not a huge risk, there was some meat on the bone to allow us to wade into the world of flips.

It was always plugged in so the odor wasn't too bad but it had food, meat juice, and sticky substances in every crack and crevice. 

My tax preparer was very helpful when she told me to keep a notebook with me at all times and document EVERYTHING I do pertaining to my properties....trips to Home Depot, phone calls to her, lawyer, tenants, etc.

Finding a place with high parking demand, but spread throughout the day, not all at once, proved too difficult for me at the time.

@Joe ScrofaniNot enough meat on the bone for me.

They're always simple according to the client lol I would call CPAs in your area and just probe the question.

I’ll go where the money takes me, At least for a little bit!