They are inexperienced with home repair/mainly and would rather have a landlord "take care" of things.

I created a "sacred space" as it were, with calming music, candlelight, hot tea, etc... and for 1hour/week I listened through 1CD.

Its like a catch 22, just needs cosmetics = overpriced for an investor, needs tons of work = big risk for someone inexperienced.

But when you have inexperienced wholesalers tying up properties at prices that are not deals, they won't be able to sell them.

If you're inexperienced and don't have serious cash, the tri-state area is not the place you can get your feet wet.

I would be very reluctant to let someone new and inexperienced take over the management side; tried it, didn't work too great.

I work in front of a computer all day so this was fun and easy for me to do but wouldn't be everyone's cup of tea. 

I am in the process of doing my due diligence to prevent dealing with inexperienced lenders.

There are a lot of meet up groups here that have lots of investors, experienced and inexperienced to work with. 

However, being young and inexperienced has me feeling a little doubtful and all I have been doing lately is doing endless hours of research, and burying my head in blogs and forums instead of starting a conversation of my own.