Hello, I'm just getting started. I'm listening to BP podcasts and webinars, reading books, taking notes so I'm learning all I can to start investing at the turn of the year.I want to get one property under contract, s...

When I shop around long enough for something (anything, not just REI), the "good deal" stands out like a shiny sore thumb as soon as I see it.

Just a reminder, don't spend too much time convincing a seller, sometimes NO is NO even if you offer them to massage their toes.

The company sent me the contract to E-sign which I did immediately.

I've been dipping my toe in on the better-rated loans. 

Hello, I'm a complete newbie at this so forgive me....but I just want to clarify something as I'm making a slight switch in my strategies and I'm heavily considering looking in buying multi-family units......I was on the most recent webinar that Brandon Turner conducted regarding newbies buying duplexes, triplexes, and fourplexes.......(12/13/2017)I want to clarify something he said...and that was you can...once the numbers make sense....if you don't have any money...you can possibly use short term lending (private money, hard money, etc) to put up the money for the deal if the numbers make sense....then after purchasing the deal....after a short hold period which I think he said is about 6 months or so....re-finance the property and then use that money to pay of the original lender and now re-financed, it's under a legitimate mortgage and from that point forward you can do it again.....rinse and repeat.Is that correct?

So, you need to be on your toes and ask/do research on apartments that are fee and no-fee.

If SFH at the lower end of the spectrum is an interest of yours, I like that kind of math as a way to stick a toe in the water.

So sometimes by trying to destroy it you are actually increasing the number of spores and the spreading of the mold.When professionals remove mold they use Teflon suits (costs about $8) to cover themselves from head to toes, booties, suit and bonnet. 

I have to agree with Dion and Bill, if this is your first NPL, you may want to find something a bit less complicated to get your toes in the water.