If a deal aligns with your strategy and financial objectives, then it could be a great opportunity regardless of the motivations of the realtor involved.As for advice for a beginner, it sounds like you're already taking proactive steps by planning a trip to scope out neighborhoods and define your buy box area.

Being in the company of those who are taking action can provide valuable insights and motivation to propel me forward in my real estate journey.Thanks again for your input it's helpful to hear from someone with firsthand experience in the industry.

Also, dry everything out in the basement but I wouldn't make any repairs until you get this sorted out... and depending on the extent of the damage, don't let the restoration company do the repairs without getting some other bids.

It also seems they would be motivated to do an excellent job of rehab (good materials and methods) so that property management is easier.

The Flip Coach program has the A to Z of information, but more importantly Ryan really motivated me and made sure I understood the actionable steps I needed to take.

Have you gotten this all sorted out?

It motivates me to buy. 5.

I put it all in sleeves in a thin 3 ring binder.I add all sorts of brochures, flyers, menus etc from all the local places in sleeves as well.

Are you talking about the one's sort of at the MGM, etc.?

What sort of requirements are there for a construction loan?