It requires the borrower has significant experience and is very costly (in terms of rates/origination)It's generally really risky to do 100% financing especially if you are inexperienced.

If they can't do this for you, consider it a blessing that you learned they are inexperienced prior to going through a full loan process with them. 

To me it seems disingenuous for a group to call itself a "Mastermind" if it allows in the inexperienced.

When I was looked for flip houses, I used to get calls from Realtors (I was on a list) saying be at this address at 3pm, you and 30 other people can look for 1 hour and then submit 'Best and Final' right on the spot.It does/did create a sense of urgency....the 'winners' of these bids usually overpaid by a lot and were inexperienced newbie wanna-be flippers......

A big part is the process of corporations and & LPs and that I am fairly inexperienced in investing and what to start simpler.

In my experience, here are the misconceptions uneducated and inexperienced note investors possess1.

Long story short, I see a lot of people that are over-leveraged and inexperienced.

There are tons of properties here that cash flow super high on paper, but they wouldn't be my cup of tea.

Let’s dive into it.Potential consequences of working with an unqualified firm:Missed opportunities: Firms that are inexperienced may overlook numerous components that are eligible to be reclassified as they lack the knowledge or don’t perform a thorough analysis.This reduces the amount of potential deductions which also reduces your potential tax savings!

I think there is great opportunity to be a good property manager in my area, but my question to the community is: would it be a good idea for me, inexperienced but wanting to do a good job for my fellow investors, to get onboard with the Property Manager Finder?