Many times I have been in the home they choose 3-4 times for previous sales years ago, so can tell them all about updates, etc.I think many people are getting ready to have a rude awakening in the coming year or two and when people get burned with no representation or loose a lot of money.

Hey BP family,I am new to real estate investing but would love some experts insights so I don't get burned on my first dealThis is the property: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/724-N-22nd-Ave-Bozeman-MT...My thoughts are my wife, 8 month old and I could live in Unit A for a year or two while we rent out Units B & C to help cover the mortgage payments until we build/buy a more desirable family ranch home with min 10+ acres which we've been looking for but have yet to find.My hesitation is I've never been a landlord and am reluctant to get in over my head with property problems while simultaneously growing an online business and being a new father.After some negotiation we counter offered 895k with a 2-1 rate buy down for 20k and the sellers have verbally accepted but since our offer expired we need to resubmit.

We are planning to start our first few properties with cash so we don't get burned on hard money interest payments since it will be after work and weekends we are working on the project.

I’ve been burned by Scott and he has not made any returns on the money he acknowledges was made.

I hired this contractor that I found on the bigger pockets website actually and I ended up getting burned by him.

Sadly, the landlord I inherited these tenants from didn't do those checks and I got burned because of it.

They will suck up so much time and resources and burn you out and/or your staff.Focus on quality.

I flipped the switch from the garbage supposal and smell of burning mechanical smell.

A few years back we had a huge fire in our area, and it burned hundreds of homes.

Soot builds up by burning fuel, not by shutting off the fuel.