Seller's who think they can price high and just drop as time continues don't always grasp this and lose out on potential sale.On the investor side, I've always recommended running numbers with cost of resale through an agent included.

I have a good grasp on how credit works and how to build it, also may have some other suggestions for getting started while you're building it back up (instead of waiting to start until after)

.*  This might be the hardest thing to grasp for most beginning investors.2) You make your money when you buy. 

I feel I have a good grasp on the fundamentals of how things work.

I had enough minor issues selling with an agent to try it on my own several times and now I have a fair enough grasp.

If I just go down to my insurance company and ask for a policy, they'll give me a generic one, and I am not about to spends weeks trying to dissect the intricacies of that policy to get a grasp of what type of scenarios it may or may not cover, and alternatively having an attorney review it in detail could cost a great deal.  

I am taking it all into account to try get a better grasp for the Austin Market.The more tips and advise the better so keep it coming ...

It will be very hard for you to train, and more importantly manage a VA if you yourself do not have a grasp on what constitutes a successful call.  

In Colombia you have to put a lot of legwork and research to get a tight grasp on valuations due to everybody “knowing everything” there.

Sounds like you already have a good grasp on our market.