A TON of novice realtors are now calling people begging for listings promising they will get fantasy numbers, and list it at that, just because it's the only way they can get any listing.

My hunch is he offloaded a maintenance bomb onto a novice buyer who got all stary-eyed with the front facing components, playing the "well hey, I am just a really nice guy" card, waiting for buyer to repair and replace everything.

They employ hyperbole and lies to scare novice investors into thinking that if they don't sign up for their classes, they will lose money, get sued, get thrown in jail, etc.If you are considering a coach or educator and they are telling you how risky REI is how you'll lose lots of money if you don't sign up, that's another red flag in my experience...

I'm a novice to the real estate investment industry but I am eager to us what I have learned thus far to begin purchasing single family homes and using these homes as rental properties.  

I'll admit I'm a novice when it comes to financing strategies, so any insight you could provide would be very helpful.Thanks in advance for your help!

People that promote that as a plus usually are people trying to unload unprofitable properties on lazy/novice investors. 

When you ask a question on a forum, you may end up with more answers from novices than from people with experience and it's often difficult to tell them apart.

Also without the post count, when I am responding on mobile, I do not know if I am replying to someone who is a novice or a veteran.But I am happy with some of the fixes that have been put in place, such as the font issue.

Let me explain. The 5-7 year plan is to buy a sailboat and become liveaboard sailors. More specifically, the plan is to buy a Seawind 1190 Sport catamaran and name it something cheeky or profoundly meaningful. I've th...

However, wouldn't grouping multiple properties appear in my novice eyes to defeat that purpose?