It is said that history tends to repeat itself and it is also said that only a fool would make the same mistake twice, so your guess is as good as mine.If we ever have massive RE appreciation rates in the double digits again, I would venture to guess such a scenario would not take place for at least another 2 decades or more, but I was wrong once before (wink, wink)Kidding aside, I believe that once we are over this "correction" and get through the massive amount sof lender owned properties, we will encounter a more steady and reasonable price inflation of RE.

However, if I encounter a potential flip that is too good to pass up, I'll do it...

If you encounter anything else, then certainly there is good reason to suspect conflict of interest - and as the buyer you should be careful because your interest is not guaranteed to be served.

I do have some cash reserves I have saved up but plan on saving them for the Rehab of the house and also other expenses I can encounter.

Every once in a while you will encounter a situation where if those things are not in place you could have a serious issue on your hands.

I think this one was about due for the biohazard sticker!

I took these stickers and placed them at gas stations on every pump.

Maybe there is someone you've encountered that impressed you-even if they aren't on your team at the moment that doesn't mean they can't be!

Anyone notice that almost every house with a orange "winterized" sticker on it has burst pipes?

This meant that I couldn't use transactional funding, because they typically only fund for a day and it took 3-4 days to get a signed deed back from the seller who was out of state.Has anyone ever encountered this roadblock?