Look at this property in Essex county: http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/12-Claremont-Pl-...If you walk this place you will find out that there's at least $150k in repairs.  

I have no issue walking away from a bad deal. 

They will be able to walk you through what products are available, and also what you would be approved for.

We've also just started a team that is walking neighborhoods, knocking on doors, and engaging residents in target neighborhoods to get deals even closer to the seller.

.* he had fallen getting out of a cab and he couldn't walk for the next few days* he had spent all the money we'd already paid him on fixing up his own house and couldn't pay his subs that weekSo many red flags and warning signs along the way.

I remember my first purchase, as I had just walked out of the title company's offices with signed documents in hand, check handed over, and the place was mine.My only thought was: "Crap!  

With my guidance he was able to walk away with $450k in profit.

@Stephanie York  My clients often buy sight unseen, but I usually do a walk through and send them video.

I got an answer of "phone book" one time.All white interior paint schemes - see this during your walk throughDated lighting and plumbing fixtures - see during walk through100% occupancy (can suggest below market rents) - will show on rent roll and trailing 12 month P&LAll rents in increments of $25 (a lot of money to be made in smaller increments) - on rent roll2 - 10 year residents at rent rates below new tenants - on rent rollNo late fees in the P&L - on P&LSelf maintenance - ask owner/broker

to walk the property and develop a bid for all items that need repair/upgrading.