But you know what they say, no vice worse than advice.

Why am I, the novice, thinking this is such a good deal? 

Once you tell him about your needs, he should be able to tell you 2-3 markets he thinks will be a great fit.After that, you will not need to rely on the novice advice of BP'ers when it comes to insurance.  

A novice lender is by definition risky, and people with money are generally too smart about money to take that risk.So, you need to partner with someone who has money, and get some experience in lieu of great pay.

The more novice investors are worried about losing everything if a tenant or someone gets injured on their rental property.

I haven't seen the current lease agreements or the payment history of the current tenants, but I wanted to throw the current numbers out there, along with my tentative strategy, to get some veteran (or even novice) feedback.  

I am a novice in the real estate world but I have been studying the subject more and I thought it was time to take a step further and join the BP community!

What are the due diligence measures to take before buying this property.I am novice investor but hoping to rent it fully in a year or so and sell it for profit.  

Basically, being the novice that I am and the current difficulty of estimating repair costs I'm going to stay away from that at the moment.

I'm a novice concerning real estate investing from Hammond, LA.