Hey everyone, I am a new investor who's in the learning phase of my real estate ventures, and have a definite sense of urgency to act.

They could cost you tenants in the long run because they have no urgency in getting a job done and satidfying your tenants, their only motivation is to fix it as cheaply as possible and that's not always the best way to doCollecting rent is not the only thing a good PM does for you.

Many investors agree we are going to see prices come down. while there may be some type of urgency to buy based on how difficult buying has become.

Couple this with the urgency of an impending $35k tax bill in July (i have coached them on payment plans with the IRS) make it so that if they sell to a third party the would just rather go for a cash buyer who has offered them $580k.

If you go in offering a price you know that you're not going to commit to and play on the sellers urgency/distress, I hate to say but I'm glad it didn't work.

The sense of urgency is critical as each day land diminishes as well as opportunity.

I have less than 4 yrs until retirement thus the feel of urgency to get established.

The spike is causing a sense of urgency now, a rush to buy before rates go higher, but that will be short term.

The bad relationship with the landlord/family member, urgency to move in, and bickering amongst the multi-generational family were all red flags.

Account ClosedTo mention or notify someone in a thread use the @ symbol and begin typing their name, a window pops up below, scroll to that person and click on it.I'd also suggest partnerships rather than lending.Sometimes giving advice is like giving an uzi to a known gang member, not saying Zac is a gang member, but I'd rather be confident that any advice was used in a prudent manner, not knowing anything about this lender is an issue while knowing Zac is determined to forge ahead without a greater understanding of how these deals are done.I think that's Adam's concern somewhat, in asking who this investor might be and the relationship.Sounds like they may be some fish more than an astute money manager, I don't know, but if I'm a party to giving advice as to getting into someone's pocket who doesn't have a clue as to RE lending, I'll need to understand the details.Best advice I can give is go to an attorney......I'm getting the sense of urgency is not a good indication, screw-ups happen when you get in a hurry. :)